It was somewhat challenging to get to. The sign showed that it was 14 miles down a county road. Wow! What a drive. Talk about a winding road and hilly! After about the first two miles I was ready to turn back, but there was no place to safely turn around, so I continued on. It was definitely worth the drive though...
It was a rocky, sandy beach.
Late afternoon and the fog started rolling in toward the shore.
I had forgotten that there was a railroad along the coast. This bridge was on the north side of the campground. Several passenger trains came through while I was there.
It was extremely windy that day. The two fellows in the background are kite surfing. It was amazing how they jumped the waves and moved in and out along the shore.
They did occasionally fall off their boards, but quickly retrieved them and went back out for more.
Heavy fog was on its way and the kite surfers were still having fun. So am I.
1 comment:
As long as you were safe there and later, you and the car made it out as well.
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