A blue sky and billowy clouds enhance the allure of the coves along Point Lobos.
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Ocean Spray Paradox
When walking to the northern corner of Point Lobos, you’ll encounter an outcrop of rocks that intercept waves at high tide. The ensuing spray, coming at intervals of 30 seconds or so, has always been restful to me, even though the force of water against jagged rocks is anything but peaceful…I call this a paradox.
Whalers Cove, Point Lobos
I like the curve of land and water called Whalers Cove at Point Lobos. There are wooden benches by the trail where you can sit and watch the tide roll in. I’ve been here many times and noticed that people don’t stay seated for very long. I’m guilty of the same behavior. I’d like to get to the point where I don’t think about how long I’ve been sitting.
Monday’s Path…Point Lobos
Choose: an office chair or a bench providing a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean.
“Blue” Memory for Now…
There’s a 10,000-acre forest fire about five miles from our house. Woke up to the smell of smoke. Sky is a low, thick dull gray. Afternoon winds should clear some of the mess. Firefighters are containing the burn for now after a tough few days. This shot of Whaler’s Cove at Point Lobos taken earlier this year is a reminder of all the blue that is now gone from this area.
A Path Needs People…
Point Lobos is a California park with spectacular ocean views from paths that wind through forests as well as over volcanic rock. Here is one of my favorite paths which has more photo punch to it when people are walking on it.
Sunset Painting
The sunsets at Point Lobos are often like paintings splashed with an array of colors. Nice.
