This is a seafig (Carpobrotus chilenses) overhanging the cliff at Torrey Pines State Beach. Torrey Pines is my favorite beach - you can walk for miles and it's not to0 crowded. The cliffs are masterpieces and they seem to change every time I visit which is often.
I could look at the cliffs all day. They change color throughout the day as the sun changes direction.
This is a shot of the hill at Torrey Pines which takes you into the reseve. It's a hot spot for bike riders.
On this particular November day, myself, along with 5000 others walked the Breast Cancer - 3day. This was our first big hill which I had trained on for months. We walked over 60 miles in 3 days!
4 comments:
I just adore your photos you are so lucky to live in San Diego.The sea fig photo is beautiful,I always do the walk for the cure for breast cancer too.Take care have a wonderful day....Barb
We also have sea figs all along the coast, they look great covering dunes and cliffs.
I love this plant! Back at home, in southern Tuscany, this plants grew on the sandy beach as well! I didn't know how they were called, thankyou!
I'm actually thinking really hard about doing the 2 day Avon Breast Cancer walk in May.
What a great accomplishment!!
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