In Reply to: Re: Spearfishing in Morro Bay- Target Rock posted by SDM on February 04, 2014 at 22:20:16:

The shore offer views of a wild, primeval ocean.
The air is fragrant with sweet scents of eucalyptus.
Verdant pastures stretch between wooded mountains.
Flowers line meandering streams.
The diving is lush and vital.
The town is quaint, quiet and friendly.
Warm restaurants serve fresh local seafood overlooking the bay.
Galleries sell beautiful art.
Cafes serve fragrant coffees and fine local wines.
Shops sell candies and crafts to tourists.
The shore is tranquil temple of solitude with a soft sandy carpet to walk on forever as you drift in the sea dream.
The coast mountains are wreathed in golden flowers.
The inner bay is a placid refuge for shore and sea life.
The harbor has the crisp sea smells of fishing docks under the cries of passing gulls.
The sun sets with spectacular shows of red and gold.
All lie under the majestic core of an ancient volcano that is now a refuge for the birds of the shore.