
With a minus tide promised at a reasonable hour, I convinced the Old Man to accompany me out to the Lost Coast. Of course, to make it out by 9:00 we had to leave by 7:30 but this view as we approach "the Wall" heading down to the water is always worth it.

The rocks were exposed giving us a great place for climbing along with poking and prodding the marine residents.


Can you see him? He's tiny.


The view looking south at an empty beach and the King Range was phenomenal.