We love the Northern California coast line! This trip we had a couple of less days to do things since we where visiting over Christmas. The day before we headed home we decided to just spend the day along the coast. We went the opposite way we normally would go since we went from Jamie's house. We went down hill for most of the ride along a very narrow road off of a cliff that went right up to the ocean.
We stopped to take a picture once we got down to lower ground.
Then all of the sudden about 6 cows decided they wanted to cross the road. It's their land and they didn't care we were driving by. They took their time too.
We reached Goat Rock Beach. Our favorite beach. Now you can't swim here. Well, I guess you can if you want to risk losing your life. The rip tides are huge and one time my mom, dad and sister were hit by one. They were so lucky they weren't swept out to sea. (they had come to visit me and I had to work that day so I didn't go with them. I guess I should have warned them about the rip tides).
Anyway Goat Rock beach is big and it's in two sections. We always go to the right part first.
I should of gotten a picture if the high waves. Next time.
Then we went to the left side of the beach. Here's "The Rock"
It's far out.
Robert climbed out onto the rocks. I wasn't nervous at all! ;)
Then Robert said, "what's that??"
note: the above photo was not posed. He just happened to be pointing and I just happened to be snapping away. This is why I love taking pictures.
**a little too close to the rip tides....
He made his way over to the washed up tractor. It was rusted and just stranded there. I assume it fell off of a large boat and washed up on rocks. Robert brought a small piece of the tractor home. Wonder where I'll put that?
Then we headed into town (Bodega) and had the best lunch. We all shared fish and chips and had clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl.