The sunrise was most beautiful here.
 

I got some blurry pictures before I got to the tunnel.


Scary >_<

I got there in one piece. Trying to find a parking spot was difficult (the deck was closed) so I just parked next to a store. If they caught me I could have been fined $125. Woot.
When I arrived, I jumped out of the car and almost literally fell back in. It was freezing! I walked down to the shore, but of course it was too cold and much too cloudy to see the sun. Depressed at my good intentioned but miscalculated actions, I went back to my car and fell asleep for about 4 hours.
When I woke up, I ran back out to the shore. It was a bit less chilly but this time I was determined to take more pictures. (At least my hand could hold still this time!)


Walking there.


I was trying to make the best of it.


See the dolphins? I posed with those when I was 9 years old. We still have the picture...lol


Nobody to the right...


Nobody to the left!


At this point, I stretched my arms out and leaned into the wind. I felt like I was a piece of paper. I love the ocean.


Attempt at an artsy shot. That log was pretty cool. I wonder where it came from.


It felt better to keep my back to the wind. I let the wind go through my body and let the chill set in enough for it not to bother me anymore. I love being able to do that. (Does anyone else do that?)


Sea foam.


It was beautiful.


Did I mention that it was windy?


I always wanted to rent one of these as a kid.


This is my general sentiment of traveling 100 miles for (what I felt at first was) nothing.
But it helped me clear my head, so I'm thankful.


Atlantic Avenue.


Cute reminders not to use profanity in public.


This is what I faced on my way home.

    Well, that's that. I hope you like the pictures. Maybe sometime I'll go back and make sure I pick a day when it's sunny.