Big Sur - Dublab Tonalism Show at Henry Miller, Pfeiffer
Beach
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 Chris,
Laura, Lisa and I tried to visit the lighthouse. We were late.
The cows knew this. It was okay. We'd go to Pfeiffer Beach.
Pfeiffer Beach was my favorite place in Big Sur, a must-visit every time I
came here. |
 The
hazy rays of the sun shines through one of the sea caves at Pfeiffer Beach
in Big Sur, the pink rocks at the bottom worn smooth by eons of surf
pounding the rocks.For the uninitiated, Pfeiffer Beach can be hard to find. The narrow lane is (usually) unmarked. |
 A
couple tries to catch a glimpse of the elusive Big Sur Sea Monster. |
 Lisa
easily makes friends. |
 And
her new friend took a liking to her very quickly. |
 Pfeiffer
Beach in Big Sur. |
 Chris
and Laura and Lisa wandered throughout the beach. And I did too,
although I spent much of my time near the sea caves, transfixed by their
beauty. |
 Hungry,
we left Pfeiffer Beach. I thought we'd go back to camp for more
chicken sandwiches and bean dip, but Lisa had the Big Sur Bakery in mind.
A good choice, too, with excellent food and mushroom soup.After our lunch, we wandered through the Big Sur Gardens next door. |
 I
was immediately drawn to the Indonesian shakers in the Big Sur Gardens.
And apparently, everyone else was as well. Frosty and the others from
Dublab were there, and all of them seemed to be holding one or two of these
shakers.
To the left, clay bells at Big Sur Gardens. |
 Big
Sur. |
 A
succulent. Yes, a succulent. |
 Stone
buddhas in Big Sur Gardens. |
 We
dropped in to Pfeiffer Beach for our second visit that day. And why
not? The sun was now out, and we had only spent three hours there in
the morning. I wandered the beach as some surfed or climbed rocks or
relaxed. |
 Lisa
thought about the spaghetti dinner we were going to prepare later that
evening and also wandered, shooting photos with her Nikon Coolpix.
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Big Sur, May 2009
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