[Super Duper Fantastic] ISFP/INFP. 4w5. World Explorer. Super Hero. Rose-colored Glasses.

The weekend after RV’s birthday celebrations, I took him up to Fort Bragg to show him what all the fuss was about. We were originally supposed to attend a music festival from 9pm to 3am and then make the drive up, but there was a mishap with the free tickets, and we ended up not doing that and getting up to Fort Bragg at 1am, instead of at 5am. So rather than a nap, we ended up having to sleep in the car Friday night. Boy was it uncomfortable, and we were so glad to finally check in to the bed and breakfast when Saturday afternoon rolled around!

To kill time between the uncomfortable sleep and check-in, we explored Glass Beach. It was his first time, and while it was my third, we still managed to find some new stuff to look at. On the suggestion of a man in a kayak who had spearfished a ling cod, a black cod, and some other random fish, we wandered over to the southern side of the beach where the glass was at least a foot deep. Where Keane and I had wandered before was just a thin layer of glass!

Of course, took a lot of photos. Here’s a set of a furry friend we came across while at Glass Beach:

I started out pretty far away.

Then got closer.

And closer.

Until I was up in its face.

Will update on the rest of the trip with more photos!

A second post of Glass Beach photos. After years of waves and erosion, it’s interesting how a dump of the past became such a great subject for photographers today. The first one is of the glass at Glass Beach. The group following that photo are of sea anemones! The last photo in this set is one of my favorites. It’s a little romantic.

I brought the fancier camera up to Fort Bragg. There was no excuse not to take pictures on the roadtrip. The tides were low, so an early morning visit to Glass Beach resulted in some neat shots. I wasn’t quite sure what to look for, and there were a ton of bugs all over the seaweed and rocks… Still found some neat stuff with the help of some knowledgeable strangers. A hiding crab and starfish included.