above: looking south, you can see a surfer walking along the beach.
above: not an especially great photo, but I just liked the way the sun was reflecting on the water.
Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
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14 comments:
Next time we head out that way, it's my mission to visit La Jolla. So many people love it there, and I'd like to be included!
we have been there rick, well not the restaurant but the beach. back in the 80's...
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Mmmm....This blog reminded me of George's on the Cove. One of my favorite places to eat as the sun sets.
Your pronunciation guide crakced me up. Dad used to joke with me growing up by pronouncing it the other way (he was trying to be funny).
Thanks for evoking a fun memory!
The last picture is my favorite. So beautiful! I hope you are well!!
I LOVE La Jolla, too, Rick....It is such a very pretty area....And a lot going on there, too! I think your pictures are lovely, by the way....The Beach looks so inviting and empty....lol...I think I would like that Best! Walking on a beach that isn't crowded....!
Love the picture of the beach looking north and the shadows on the rocks.
We visited San Diego on a vacation once, and we went down to a beach where sea lions were lying all over the beach. We went down to take some photos and I almost sat down on one, thinking it was a rock. It was only my guardian angel that made me stop halfway in squat! Still wonder what would have happened otherwise.
I went to La Jolla when I was pregnant with #3. My life was a mess and my mom sent me there to see my best friend. I gained 10 pounds from the restaurants and the January sun was healing to me. I swam on the beach and people were going to my friend, "Uh-- does your friend know it's cold in the ocean?" My friend said, "It's -40 in Alaska."
We shopped at a place called Mistral and I bough she body butter there-- it was just making a splash on US markets!
Thanks for the post.
i know this is unpopular to say but i don't like LaJolla!
I like sunlight rippling on water also. What are the dots in the sky?
I was in LaJolla many years ago, but not to the beach. We went to La Costa for 4 days.
I just love a beach, it does not matter where it is :)
Okay, LOVE THAT PAINTING. Did you paint that, Rick? You did? Blindfolded and drunk on blueberry margaritas? You got some talent there, sir.
LA JOLLA should be LA JOYA, which means THE JEWEL en espaƱol. A little useless fact I thought I'd share to your purty post.
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