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| Carmel River Beach, taken from Highway 1 near Carmel Highlands, outside the entrance to Point Lobos State Reserve. | Monterey Cypress clinging to the cliff rocks at Point Lobos. |
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| Pelicans at Point Lobos | There's a sea otter in this picture, really. Too much glare on the water. |
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| This is a slightly better shot of a sea otter. He came over towards us like he knew he was supposed to be showing off for the tourists. Between the glare and lack of a real zoom I couldn't get a good picture. | Just rocks. Point Lobos was the first place where the character of the water started to change; you can see some of the turquoise color in this picture. |
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| We climbed down to this incredible cove where gentle waves washed up on a beach of black stones. The sounds of the waves were intermingled with the sound of the stones gently rolling over each other as the waves pulled out. John took a few stones from the beach before we found out that you're not supposed to take any stones from the beach. |
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