 Paddling in Morro Bay along the waterfront |
 In the bay looking south |
 In the bay looking inland |
 An egret (or blue heron?) |
 The placid bay |
 Some seals hanging out |
 A snowy egret |
 Morro rock, and the spit separating the bay from the ocean |
 Why is a photo like this so appealing? |
 A Hitchcockian flock of cormarants nesting in trees, and thus killing them |
 Sea lions have no concept of personal space |
 White pelicans (a rarity) |
 A panorama of white pelicans
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 Looking back at Morro rock, the power plant, and the town beyond the jetty |
 This photo connects to the previous one |
 Across the bay on the spit looking east |
 On the spit looking south |
 Same spot looking north |
 A panorama of the spit looking south. Laura is the lone figure. |
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 One of the SLO locals in patriotic celebratory splendour (friendly enough, but not very talkative) |
 Mexican joint right next door, whose fish tacos are second to none! |
 Contemplating putting the kayaks in |
 A typical view along the coast |
 Stretching the legs. It was actually a little chilly that day. |
 Point Lobos State Reserve just south of Carmel |
 Point Lobos |
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 Point Lobos |
 POint Lobos |
 Point Lobos; sea lions and cormorants |
 Point Lobos |
 Point Lobos looking at Pebble Beach golf course |
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