August 25, 2007 Fortsat fra forrige side ~ Continued from last page Dansk tekst til venstre English text on the right Dagens baghave: Backyard of the Day: Cabrillo Tide Pools AKA Point Loma Tide Pools Point Loma, San Diego County, California The tide pools are located on the cliffs near the Cabrillo National Monument in Point Loma, San Diego County, California.   Resten af dagen camperede vi ved Cabrillo Tidepools. Desværre er der ikke ret mange tidevandssøer om sommeren, fordi lavvandet i disse måneder meget usamarbejdsvilligt indfinder sig midt om natten. Derfor måtte vi tage til takke med at gå en tur og nyde bølgesprøjtet. Vi vender tilbage til vinter! The rest of the day we camped at Cabrillo Tidepools. Unfortunately there aren't a whole lot of tidepools in the summer, because the low tide very uncooperatively makes its appearance in the middle of the night, so we had to settle for taking a walk and enjoying the surf. We'll be back this winter!             Der er blæretang... There is bladder wrack...   ...og så er der blæretang! ...and there's bladder wrack!

De eneste småkravl vi så, var et par sølle strandkrabber. De er bittesmå, på størrelse med en ølkapsel, og gode til at gemme sig. The only sea critters we saw were a couple of shore crabs. They are very tiny, about the size of a quarter, and they blend in well.

Boondocking Information The Point Loma Tidepools are a good spot for day camping. There is no parking or camping overnight, and the area closes at sunset. Facilities: Restrooms at Cabrillo National Monument Museum and tidepool exhibits at Cabrillo National Monument $5.00 entry fee per vehicle is good for 7 days - Access passes are accepted. No dogs allowed at Monument. At the tidepools nothing is posted regarding dogs. Our dog, Bear, is a service dog.

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