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There are a ton of points around here, but, strangely, almost no point breaks.
There is one spot, however, that I’ve been stalking on the Google Maps satellite images. I won’t say what/where it is, for fear of inadvertently revealing some closely guarded secret, but I will say that it’s only accessible by boat.
Well, one day back in June, I took one of our newly acquired gigantic kayaks out for a test drive to check it out. An exploratory expotition! (We’d been reading Winnie the Pooh.)
I saw a bunch of interesting wildlife along the way as I paddled down a winding tidal creek:
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And when I finally made my way out to the ocean, I saw this:
The waves weren’t big enough to ride this day, but the spot clearly had potential!
Here are a few more little waves peeling around the point:
An important discovery! I’d have to return with a surfboard and on a bigger day!