To-day I have a whole heap of crustacean
and mollusc pictures. I went yesterday to the tide pools at the
Cabrillo Monument at low tide. It
seemed like the dense population of tiny sea life went on forever.
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Cabrillo is at the end of a long, skinny
peninsula. The water is far below the road but the ocean was plainly visible on
both sides of me as I drove. Somehow there's also a massive cemetery on
peninsula, too, and starfields of seemingly identical white tombstones.
It was a good thing I got there an hour
before low tide because there's a lot of interesting things up on the hill.
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San Diego Bay.
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Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo who landed here and
led the first European expedition in the area.
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Grey whale vertebrae.
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More whale bones.
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An ammonite in very bad
light.
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