Moonstone Beach
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Love it Jim. I always wanted to retire to a home on the coast but life handed me other plans. Thanks for allowing me an experience of what I really like. Those waves did not appear too large, but they make really great splashes.
You must have been close to that coastal fire.
You must have been close to that coastal fire.
Looks like a nice place to spend time at the beach. Those rocks with waves splashing against looks like Cape Perpetuas younger sibling.
Thanks Ben! It's why I keep going back and forth between California and Colorado every month...
The fire in Big Sur wasn't too far off, I think 30 or 40 miles up Pacific Coast Highway, but there wasn't any smoke at all down where I was. They had the road closed off about 8 miles up from the Elephant Seal viewing area which I also had spent time at.
It's like much of California's coast, there are sections of really flat beach and then there are areas of some rocks. Laguna Beach has some area's that would rival Cape Perpetua, but a lot of it does look like a longer sibling. It's still enough to get some great wave splashes. It's a fun area to photograph.
BlackRockArt
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This is a travel guide to Moonstone Beach in Cambria along the Central Coast in California. This is a really fun little beach with great photo opportunities and has an additional bonus of being able to find your own Moonstones.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
Jim, thanks for the headsup, I have never heard of this little beach.
Oliver
AlanLichty
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Nice little beach and pleasant conditions for your visit. Looks like a nice day to fly in as well.
Thanks Alan! Yeah, it would have been a nice day to fly in. The issue is it's pretty much illegal to say the word drone in this whole Central California Coast, much less alone to even press the On button on the drone. So no flying.