Saturday, July 18, 2009

Coastal Cruise

On the way home from visiting family up in Vacaville, CA., I decided that a coastal cruise would be more fun then a long, hot, and boring drive through central California. San Francisco sounded like as good as spot as any to start exploring, so I headed there first.



Photograph of the Golden Gate bridge surrounded by fog in San Francisco
Golden Gate bridge surrounded by fog


Wide angle photograph of the Golden Gate bridge surrounded by fog in San Francisco
Wide angle photograph of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco


Photograph of trees at the end of a tunnel at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in San Francisco
Fog and trees at the end of a tunnel within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in San Francisco


Photograph of fog rolling over the hills near Rodeo Cove in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area of San Francisco
Fog rolling over the hills near Rodeo Cove in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area of San Francisco


Photograph of the coast from Pigeon Point lighthouse south of San Francisco
Coastal view from Pigeon Point lighthouse


Photograph of Pigeon Point lighthouse near San Francisco
Pigeon Point lighthouse, south of San Francisco


Photograph of trees and bluffs near Davenport
Tree topped bluffs near Davenport


Photograph of dozens of parasurfers enjoying a windy day near Davenport
Dozens of parasurfers enjoy the wind and waves near Davenport


Close-up photograph of a parasurfer riding a wave near Davenport
Close-up photograph of a parasurfer riding a wave near Davenport


Close-up photograph of a parasurfer riding a wave near Davenport
Close-up photograph of another parasurfer riding a wave near Davenport


Photograph of a beautiful beach near Davenport
Beautiful beach near Davenport


Close-up photograph of a beautiful beach near Davenport
Rough surf along a beautiful beach near Davenport


Photograph of the surfs edge on a beach near Davenport
Surfs edge on a beach near Davenport


Photograph just after sunset along Dunes State Park in Monterey
Just after sunset along Dunes State Park in Monterey



Even though driving the Cabrillo Highway takes a lot longer then some of the other highways, it is well worth the time. I'll definitely be back soon and spend even more time exploring and photographing all along this most fabulous and scenic route.

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2 comments:

  1. awesome, awesome, awesome! I love the close-up of the parasurfer.
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