Yesterday I took a beach walk. I parked in downtown Pismo, walked down Main to the beach, crossed over to Pomeroy, went up the steps and trekked down the boardwalk to Addie Street, where Mary Herrington Park is, then walked back along the sidewalk to my car. It took a bit over 30 minutes for the loop and was harder on my body, I felt, than the longer hike the day before. Mainly because a fair amount of the trek was on concrete. It was a beautiful day and I loved walking and looking out over the ocean.
A few pix from the last few days:
For the record: the chubbed-out Judy at the top of the Chumash Park trail:
View from the Stoneridge trail, of San Luis Obispo:
Views of the bluffs trail:
Pirates' cove: two looks, the second of the beach. I could actually see the people better than this pic indicates.
The end of Pismo Creek, near the ocean:
And this house...on yesterday's walk:
A few pix from the last few days:
For the record: the chubbed-out Judy at the top of the Chumash Park trail:
View from the Stoneridge trail, of San Luis Obispo:
Views of the bluffs trail:
Pirates' cove: two looks, the second of the beach. I could actually see the people better than this pic indicates.
The end of Pismo Creek, near the ocean:
And this house...on yesterday's walk:
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What a great place to walk. Such well kept trails and walkways.
And that house...adorable.
The house is hilarious. Signs all over, little statues of Jesus and who-knows-who-else, and of course cat things.
Although the house does mention cats, I noticed even more of the religious bent in the decorations. Lots of Madonnas and other little elements and signs. Maybe some time I will get in closer and get more details. There is a LOT there. It's right on a main street, too.
Which reminds me. I need to go get that puzzle program again. I lost it when my computer crashed.
here's the link to the puzzle program (so you don't have to go hunt)
http://dgray.com/