After all of the excursions the last few days we decided to stay close to "home"and not drive anywhere, spending the morning catching up on mundane chores and walking on the beach. By the time we got around to our walk, the misty fog had encroached on the shore. The huge sand dune I had seen the other day was challenging me to climb over it and see what was on the other side and I decided to accept the challenge despite the fog.
We headed out and visibility was really limited and I had to look twice at this site. I thought the black animal was a horse at first, but it turned out it was a black newfoundland walking with a little girl.
This is the same vantage point where we stood and watch the waves a few days ago, but now it was shrouded in the fog.
I could barely see Joel climbing up the dunes behind me. Behind him is the expansive beach hidden by the misty fog.
We finally traversed to the other side (remember, Joel "doesn't do hills") and watched a few dories launch.
There was this odd sand sculpture.
And to Joel's delight the Pelican Brew Pub, and his reward for "doing the hill".
This is what we hiked over (taken a few days before when it was sunny).
More beautiful sunsets from our galley.
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