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Boardwalk crosses wetlands and ponds at Mori Point GGNRA south of Sharp Park Golf Course. In the distance is the levee (berm) holding back the Pacific Ocean. (Bob Pilgrim photo)
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Also in the distance is the 12th green of Sharp Park Golf Course, one of the most difficult par 3s around.
I also would contend that the levee does not hold the ocean back because the waves rarely hit the levee at the south end of Sharp Park Beach.
Posted by: Butch Larroche | January 26, 2010 at 06:04 PM
Beautiful, Bob, worthy of an orange crate label.
Posted by: todd bray | January 26, 2010 at 01:06 PM