Early morning walk on Moonstone boardwalk in Cambria,
the sea glimpsed through the pines.
the sea glimpsed through the pines.
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Moonstone Boardwalk. What a wonderful name. I wonder how it came to be named that.
ReplyDeleteJanell - The beach just below the bluffs here is littered with moonstones. It is possible in the course of a 20 minutes walk, especially after a storm, to gather a handful of this little opalescent beauties. Hence the names Moonstone Beach and Moonstone Boardwalk. It's like living in paradise!
ReplyDeleteI know this tree!!
ReplyDeleteChris - You should come back and see it sometime, and us too!
ReplyDeleteErin