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Photo of the Day (POTD) for Jun 30, 2009
Sunset Wonder © Julianne Bradford
Oceanside Pier, California, United States
Category: Architecture
Photo Subject: Oceanside Pier
Date Shot: Mon, Jun 29, 2009
Photo Subject: Oceanside Pier
Date Shot: Mon, Jun 29, 2009
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens: Canon 28-105mm
Filter: n/a
Lens: Canon 28-105mm
Filter: n/a
Submitted: Tue, Jun 30, 2009
Viewed: 117 times
Rating: 17 ×
Viewed: 117 times
Rating: 17 ×
Member Comments: 
She kept heading for the ocean. A girl after my own heart!
She kept heading for the ocean. A girl after my own heart!
Most Recent Property Comments
Deb Williams wrote on Fri, Jul 3, 2009
One of the simple pleasures of traveling Maine's byways is the wildflowers that bloom regardless of the weather. Late June/early July is the time of the Daisy and Black-eyed Susans. The rain that has been received this June and continueing into July, has everything very tall and lush, with the blooms only lasting a very short time.
One of the simple pleasures of traveling Maine's byways is the wildflowers that bloom regardless of the weather. Late June/early July is the time of the Daisy and Black-eyed Susans. The rain that has been received this June and continueing into July, has everything very tall and lush, with the blooms only lasting a very short time.
David Lindberg wrote on Fri, Jul 3, 2009
MacKerricher State Park is a lovely spot to camp and take in the sites, visit the scenic Mendocino coastline, dive for abalone (in season) hike, bike, or just relax. There's a skeleton of a Gray Whale at the visitor center, and it's just about three miles out of town (Fort Bragg). It's also within easy reach of several other very nice State Parks along this very beautiful reach of coastline.
MacKerricher State Park is a lovely spot to camp and take in the sites, visit the scenic Mendocino coastline, dive for abalone (in season) hike, bike, or just relax. There's a skeleton of a Gray Whale at the visitor center, and it's just about three miles out of town (Fort Bragg). It's also within easy reach of several other very nice State Parks along this very beautiful reach of coastline.
Julianne Bradford wrote on Thu, Jul 2, 2009
Oceanside Pier is one of the longest wooden piers on the west coast at 1947 feet. A great place for summer walks at twilight time.
Oceanside Pier is one of the longest wooden piers on the west coast at 1947 feet. A great place for summer walks at twilight time.