We caught the most glorious sunset over the ocean the first evening we were there (Thursday). I took probably thirty photos and saved a third of them. I'll spare you the rest!
Starfish everywhere along the rocks at low tide, and lots of anenomes as well. There are so many things to find on the rocks and in the sand!
Jim loves playing with the bull kelp. We learned that it can grow up to three feet a DAY in the right conditions!
What's the beach for if you can't lean up against a piece of driftwood and enjoy the sun and sand?
I believe that the snails are aliens from outer space, and this is their sand-writing. It was pretty funny seeing all their tracks twine in and around each other's. Who knows where they're going?
4 comments:
ooohhh!
Thanks for commenting, Jean :P Glad you enjoyed the photo show.
Very beautiful. I've never been to the Pacific Ocean. I spent my childhood on the Gulf of Mexico, and it is fascinating to see how very different they are. Now I can't wait for my children to grow up so we can go on vacations like that!
I have a husband who also has to climb every rock he sees. My son isn't brave enough yet.
Thanks for commenting, Deb. I've been to the Atlantic in Florida (27 years ago!) but never to the Gulf. One thing, the Pacific up here is COLD.
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