Bogeda Bay
Just a short entry today.
We decided to drive to the Bogeda Bay, which is just north of San
Francisco. Our GPS took us through the
back roads and it was interesting to see that the land became greener as it
benefits from the cool moisture of the Pacific Ocean. Interestingly, we saw more herds of cattle
than ever, yet they were almost all dairy cattle. At least milk provides an alternative to wine
when you would like to have something to drink.
Bogeda Bay was much less luxurious than expected. This boat is not representative of all of
them, but sure looked like many in the nearby boat yard.
We went to the State beach to get a better view of the
Pacific Ocean. It was extremely cold and
still quite foggy as it has been the last few days.
We walked down this very expensive, extensive board walk to
get to the beach. Unfortunately, the
ramp at the end is about five feet high with no means to climb down to the
sand. It made no sense to us at all as it
forced people climbed down the sand dunes to avoid the public access.
As always, where ever we travel, there are always wonderful
wild flowers.
Safe travels to Alysa and me, and best of luck to California
Chrome!
J
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