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The mouth of the Battle River is against the rock on the left. A large sand spit (shown here as the glassy area) extends out on an otherwise easily approached beach.
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Our bungie anchor system kept us off of the beach (just barely) during low tide while we were gone.
We needed fresh water on board and for a quick bath.
An estuary extends back 1/4 mile and then fallen timber clogs the little river. We were in search of fresh water.
The mouth of the Battle River is against the rock on the left. A large sand spit (shown here as the glassy area) extends out on an otherwise easily approached beach.
We weren't the first ones on the beach that morning.
We arrived at Battle Bay early.
Acous Peninsula with the Brooks Peninsula in back. Some of the Cuttle Islets on the left were open to fishing and it was great.
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The mouth of the Battle River is against the rock on the left. A large sand spit (shown here as the glassy area) extends out on an otherwise easily approached beach.

The mouth of the Battle River is against the rock on the left. A large sand spit (shown here as the glassy area) extends out on an otherwise easily approached beach.
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Driving in on the "gravel" road to Fair Harbour we saw the prior evening's lightning strikes, mostly on the tops of the peaks.
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