Hey Doc

(Ocean View Blvd. Pacific Grove, CA)

Last time I went to the Giants game was when they were still playing at Candlestick Park, that always cold and windy, out in the nowhere stadium. When the decision to build a downtown stadium seems like such an east coast idea at first but it turned out such a wonderful place to visit in my opinion.



Part of the fun was taking the train to the park this morning. I was amount the many Giants fans on this train. You can tell they are regulars for this event, season ticket holders. They talk baseball like their closest friends, they knew every players and their stats. The weather was perfect, just came off of scorching heat from the past two days.



Hot dog, beer and "PLAY BALL"

(Calla Lily @ sis's back yard)


(Same flower but in Color)

(Moss Landing Power Plant)
Mid way to Monterey on Hwy 1 from Santa Cruz sits two large smokestacks, you can see miles away on a clear day. That is Moss Landing Power Plant, a landmark of a small seaside town with population of less then a thousand. A town small as it is but filled with hidden treasures. Kayaking and bird watching at Elkhorn slough. Antique shopping for the keen eyed shopper. Fresh sea food to satisfy your hungry stomach. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) and Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML) are two major scientific research companies located here.


(Phil's Fish Market)
A popular cafeteria style restaurant serves fresh sea food from local or flown-in. My favorite lunch stop when I go visit Monterey Bay area. Today I had their lunch special - "Blacken red snapper topped with shrimp and crab salsa".


(Yummmm...)

One more photo of the Balclutha.

Looking at Lover's Point, Pacific Grove, CA

(Getting ready)

This is one of the sports I have no desire to try, at least for now.


(Take off)


(In flight)