The moon is about mid sky again (between the month’s peak north and peak south), and I’m down at the beach. The shoreline is at around 30 degrees with duel ridge mounds—one line near the top of the incline, the other nearer the water. There has not been too much of a change between high and low tides. And the weather has been pretty normal for this time of year. The mid-sky moon—of neither higher high tides, nor lower low tides, but bunched up smaller variations with more than one high or low in a day—clearly written on the shoreline.