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opposing view from the sand dunes..
across the seas towards Lobos & Lanzarote.
Quite a walk but worth it!!
taken one of my morning visits to the beaches of corralejo in fuerteventura this was taken just as the sun was rising to my right
loved how it was lighting up the rocks in front of me
Long considered the “crown jewel” of California’s 280 state parks, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is a magnet for nature lovers around the world.
Another view of the Trentepohlia algae.
The surfaces of the trees closest to the direct salt spray at Point Lobos are often covered with a bright orange growth. This is Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa, a green alga which is rich in beta carotene, giving it a bright orange color. It, too, is nonparasitic and can be found growing on rocks and downed wood along the trail. Both the alga and the lichen condense moisture from the fog and sea spray. Excess moisture drips down into the rootzone of the trees and provides extra water during the dry season.
The name's Lobo. That's L as in "lacerate," O as in "obliterate," B as in "disem-bowel," and O as in, uh... well, I guess I can use "obliterate" twice. Huh, what do you think?"
L' île de Lobos prise depuis l' île de Fuerteventura dans les îles canaries.
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Can you hear that sound? The crash of the waves on to the shore. Each time the water pulls back, it brings about that distinct crackle of pebbles being drawn in. The rain didn’t stop me from enjoying the scenery; in fact it felt like it heightened the experience even more.