Photographed August 2, 2013
Photographed August 2, 2013
On a rocky shore

Face down in Cladophora

Rests a sad zori

Photographed August 2, 2013
Cladophora is a species of green algae that grows on submerged rocks.
After it dies, it washes up onto the beach and rots. Unfortunately, rotting algae (and any dead animal trapped in it) smells like raw sewage.

Ick.

Photographed August 2, 2013
Alone again.

Photographed July 25, 2013
Photographed June 7, 2013
An attractive beaded sandal abandoned like Andromeda on the rocks.

Awaiting its fate on the group of rocks at the water’s edge:

Photographed July 18, 2013
These flip-flps look as if someone stepped out of them right into the water.

Here you can spot them abandoned on a beach that is near this boat launch:

Photographed July 18, 2013
Photographed July 11, 2013
Photographed June 7, 2013