To be fair, it was a spur of the moment decision to go made by a friend and I after being done with the hellish water pump project and lectures in general.
On the other hand, the weather made the beach look cool in it's own way. The rain storms in the distance and the violent waves were sweet, not to mention that it drove away alot of people so we basically had the beach to ourselves.
There were rock pools near the cliff, which were pretty neat. The water was too violent for anything to actually get swept into it, but signs of life were found.
It seems that all the main beaches are separated into bays by huge cliffs that just drop at the water. Seeing all these houses and buildings basically stacked up on each other is really neat, considering I was born and raised on completely flat ground my whole life. The cliff housing gets really hectic the closer you get to the bays downtown.
The day ended with the discovery of a stationary 'teacup ride' thing at a random playground.
And then I did this for a few minutes.
And thats the jist of it. I should try visiting this beach when its not miserable.
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