Baker Beach Panorama

Among the treasures of the Richmond district is the access to Baker Beach that it affords.  It is just one mile to the beach from my house if I run the long way. Click on the photo below for a panorama of Baker Beach made from twenty photographs taken in 2008.  It shows the bridge is all its glory, and the fog in its not inconsiderable glory.

 

I like fog.  Deal with it.

Last Sunday was the lowest tide of the year at Baker Beach, so my sainted, white-haired mother, my wife and I got to the beach a six thirty to enjoy some sights not usually available, like Shangri-La:

the first trilobite of the season,

the biggest jellyfish I have seen lately,

the fabled Western Passage to China Beach,

pink anemone,

and caves that are usually underwater.

(see also Troglodyte Family Values)