In Sal Paradise: Stinson Beach

Sunday, 22 August 2010

Stinson Beach

2.5 miles southeast of the wonderful Bolinas, and sat on the winding and beautiful road that is Highway 1, lies Stinson Beach. This former tent settlement is now an established destination for day-trippers and surfers from San Francisco and Marin County who come to enjoy its long stretch of golden sand and near perfect surf. For most of the year this is a cold and foggy Californian coastal town, however for us today the sun was shining and the beach was untypically popular.

After an excellent lunch at the local 'Sand Dollar Restaurant' and a very short walk, we sat on the beach and exposed our pale English torsos to a poor unprepared Californian public before relaxing on the sand under a near empty blue sky.

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Sunday, 22 August 2010

Stinson Beach

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