In early March, before the quarantine rules applied to what we are currently undergoing as society, I explored a beach called Alamitos beach. I went to this beach with some friends since we were in Long Beach for a dance conference for the week. Setting time aside to visit the beach was on the to […]
Ventura C. Street: Love and Horror
Ventura C. Street. One of my all time favorite surf spots due to its long peeling waves that you can just stand and glide on that wave on your long board. I have a love hate relationship with the beach there though. I love the pier and the board walk and the promenade and all […]
Emma Wood State Beach
During this time of quarantine its hard to be able to go out to the beach and I don’t recommend it. I was only parked for 5 minutes before the police arrived insisting I leave. But before I was told to leave I took a few pic of the beach. From the perspective of a […]
Quarantine Beach Blues
For this blog since a lot of students moved back to their hometowns due to the Corona Virus; I figured I would do a beach that is not quite my favorite beach aesthetically but one that draws out the most memorable ties. I am back in my hometown where I was born an raised in […]
Surfers Knoll
Before social distancing began, I got the honor of going on the Surfers Knoll field trip for The Beach class with Dr.O’Hirok. When you arrive to this beach and you look offshore you can see Anacapa Island to the left and Santa Cruz to the right. This was my first time out at this beach […]
North Beach of Del Mar
Del Mar is a city known for its many beaches and I chose to look at the North Beach of Del Mar in San Diego. The beach was very calm today. There were no major waves, but it was noticeable as the hours passed by the waves seem to be in high tide as they […]
Port Hueneme Losing Its Sand
Port Hueneme Beach Park is located in the City of Port Hueneme, just right next to the Port Hueneme Naval Base in Southern California. This beach is just under 10 miles from CSU Channel Islands and is the closest beach for students to visit when they need some time in the sand. I myself frequented […]
San Onofre State Beach
Like many beaches across the state of California during the COVID-19 pandemic, San Onofre State Beach is closed to prevent further spread of the virus. I have many great memories at Sano, such as catching one of my first waves on a surfboard and the many summer barbecues I had with friends and family. Known […]
Refugio State Beach
This beach, pictured here in April a year ago, was a place I would always travel down to with my family. Mostly in the wintertime as December in Southern California tended to be the clearest and warmest months besides the September Santa Ana winds. Going to the ocean over winter break was a Stott family […]
