Saturday, May 17, 2008

Foggy day at the beach

No cooking today ... Taking a break from our hot kitchen and visiting
Ocean Beach in San Francisco.



10 Comments:

Ruth Elkin said...

Hope you're having a nice break! Also hope the change in diet is going well for you too!

Peter G said...

Gorgeous pic Allen...hope you're having fun!

Manggy said...

Yeah Allen, how long before Calvin Klein phones you to replace Beckham? hahaha.

We passed by Ocean Beach. Not to sound biased, but compared to our local beaches (I'm not sure if you saw that post of mine), there's something frighteningly abyssal about Ocean Beach-- like you could be swept away forever. Maybe it's from the lack of anything on the horizon..

Ben said...

I've been there. It was in the middle of the summer and it was cold. What's up with that? Have a nice break :)

Erin said...

An excellent idea and a very well deserved break!

Astra Libris said...

Beautifully dreamy photo... Enjoy the lovely weekend beach day!

kat said...

& I heard it was unusually hot there right now, that picture certainly doesn't look like it.

Allen said...

Hey everyone!

It was a nice day at the beach, even though it was super foggy. The temperature in San Jose had been near 100 that day, so visiting the beach where it was in the low 70s was worth it!

Mark is correct, Ocean Beach is kinda sad looking. It sits next to a highway and doesn't have much of a landscape surrounding it.

Normally we drive to a beach about 30 minutes of here where there are beautiful high cliffs and the beach is much cleaner (it even has a nude section). We knew it would be crowded on such a hot day so we decided to try out Ocean Beach.

farida said...

Pacific Ocean is only a 5 minute drive from our house but we don't go there often:) Because I am so addicted to blogging now, I can't leave the house:) Glad you had a good time there!

Ellen said...

Allen,
I was raised just a couple blocks from Ocean Beach and love love love that photo. To me, Ocean Beach + heavy fog = comfort, cozy, deep thought, time to look inside and time to dream.
I still live in San Francisco but on Russian Hill and rarely get to the beach. Thanks for the memories!