When you emerge from the tunnel on the ocean side you're greeted with this view of a pocket beach and waterfall.
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4 comments:
Look at the color of the water! Fabulous! Did you get to Point Lobos? One of my favorite spots on the coast...
Hi Julie,
Thank you.
We drove by Point Lobos, but didn't realize what was there. But now I have somewhere to go on my next trip!
This is gorgeous! I would love to be sitting there right about now.
Kim and I went there this past weekend and there were people down under the waterfall. IT was pretty cool.
We saw about 30 whales swimming south that day on their annual migration.
Jeff (your little brother)
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