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Beautiful Places Episode 6 -- Tomales Point, Pt. Reyes National Seashore

By Tony Farley

My plan was to hike to Tomales Point in Point Reyes National Seashore, see the birds, the elk, and enjoy the ocean on a wonderful sunny day. I then was hoping to see the sunset from the Point Reyes Lighthouse. I had a perfect day up until the fog and wind came in. The temperature dropped and everything got soaked by the blowing fog. With wind gusts up to 50 mi/hr, the unprepared ran for their cars and left Point Reyes all to me. You see, I knew that a nice sunny day can quickly turn to bitter cold in a matter of minutes out on Point Reyes and I brought along my Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Parka. I bring it everywhere because I know that whatever the weather throws at me, I know I'll be warm. If I have others with me, and someone is ill prepared, I can bring it out, put it on them, and they are warm and cozy instantly.

You can see my adventure at http://www.beautifulplaces.tv

Or watch it on iTunes: Beautiful Places in HD

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Watch Beautiful Places on YouTube, and view still images on my website.