After reaching the point on the PCH (northbound) where I could go no further I turned around and headed south, back to where I would spend my second night in Nipomo.
While some of these will look like I am still going north, I stopped at more vista points (overlooks) on the way back south. Some of these photos are still looking north even though I was now driving south. This was taken shortly after I began my retreat. You can see parts of the road that I couldn’t get to and I believe the highest portion of land you can see jutting out into the ocean is the result of last year’s mudslide.
I found a spot where there were a few people windsurfing:
Further down the road I stopped at the Visitor Center for Hearst Castle. I knew this was on my route but have no real desire to see it. There are a variety of tours and many require going up lots of stairs, which my Fitbit would appreciate but my legs would not. I tend to respect my leg’s wishes before my Fitbit’s.
The Castle itself sits way up on a hill overlooking the ocean.
There are lots more building up there. I saw a postcard in the Gift Shop taken from the air and it is a huge complex. Here is a photo I took of a picture in the Visitor Center.
Further down the road I found a spot where one person was windsurfing all by himself. This person was really good, and kept going back and forth up the coast and in and out towards the shore.
Really cool shots of the windsurfer! Have you put your toes in the sand yet?
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Nope. I have walked on the beach but haven’t broken out the sandals yet, or put my bare feet on sand or in the water.
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