Remember to never touch or disturb a sea turtle nest and to turn out the lights at night on the beach to help the babies keep their sense of direction on their way back out to sea. Keep an eye out for these nests when you’re out and about on the island or any of the beaches in the Charleston, SC area. It’s amazing and absolutely worth watching in full–there are SO many adorable tiny turtles! Ya’ll!!! So remember we were just talking about sea turtle nesting season? This amazing video got posted on Facebook on July 12 by Karen Player Futrell who was on vacation on a nearby beach Isle of Palms. Posted in Beach Yoga, Folly Beach, Wildlife, Yoga, Yoga Teachers Tagged beach, beach life, beach yoga, beach yoga teachers, chareston sc, Charleston, charleston beach, feather, floting feather, follly beach yoga, folly beach tides, Folly beach vacation, ocean, the tide folly beach, tidal pools, tidal pools folly beach, tide, tide pool, yoga Leave a comment
It’s a fairly common sight honestly, but there’s just something so mesmerizing about watching something so natural and beautiful floating in a tide pool by the sea beside an oyster shell… Separate from the current of the ocean these fascinating and fleeting pools by the sea warm quickly in the sun and allow for a little more relaxed and exploratory play on the beach. For our children, getting to come with us to work is a true delight when the remnants of high tide remain on the shore. Sometimes we see starfish.especially in late winter. Sometimes they catch stunning creatures like crabs or small fish. A feather floating in a tide pool on a Folly Beach walk…beauty is all around us.Īt the spot where we teach beach yoga we are often treated to tidal pools.
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