When the well is dry, we know the worth of water.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, (1706-1790), Poor Richard's Almanac, 1746
A sense of urgency, as thick as the marine layer in June, overcame me long before the end of summer. Chalk it up to global warming but our ocean water, usually cold heated up in July, and with the warm temperatures brought the leopard sharks.
I am no longer content to stick a toe in and shiver. It's time to get in over my head and face my fears. It didn't hurt leopard sharks are harmless and toothless and I got in without a wet suit and a buddy.
It put a smile on my face when I spied my first undersea creature, but I wouldn't recommend smiling while snorkling.
Fun for all ages and no experience needed
Guided tours and gear available daily
La Jolla Kayak
858 459-1114
About Me
- Terry Andrews
- I was born the first day of spring; destined to be eternally hopeful.Almost a flower child, coastal transplant and perennial advocate in the garden of children. Late bloomer blessed with special children one of each variety. I am triumphant survivor; (10/97)cancer free, free lance writer and free style Hip Hop dancer, moving forward one step in front of the other.