Here in Hawaii, shoreline access is a public right. Therefore, gated communities have to provide access points. Today, I used public access through a posh neighborhood to walk along the lava-rock beachfront and gaze into tidepools.
The first point of interest was a lovely Keiki pond (a children's pond).
After that, I looked into many tidepools and found a few invertebrates, and some small fish.
But the last tidepool I looked into had a very content sea turtle, grazing away on encrusted algae. That was a pleasant surprise.
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