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Cape Lookout National Seashore - Sunrise
Not low tide at Cabrillo National Monument or sunrise at Cape Lookout National Seashore.
Right on, RangerLady. BTW, during your visit did you happen to pick up and take along with you a size 11 New Balance shoe (right foot)?
At first glance it looked like the tide rolling on a beach with a hazy cloud layer in the horizon. Then I noticed those were sand dunes in the background.
I was thinking the sand dunes at Death Valley but I know that's not it. All the sand dunes there are surrounded by scrub brush for miles. There would also me no chance that rains would create that kind of moisture without also soaking the sand dunes.
Sorry Bob...I don't recall seeing a New Balance shoe but this was many years ago and I can't remember back that far.
Hmmmm. The Quizmeister is suspicious that y_p_w is fishing for a hint.
Thanks anyway, RangerLady.