One half of the restroom/concession pavillion.
The old handball courts.
Derelict building.
The biggest patches of poison ivy I've ever seen.
The long concrete walkway.
The ocean viewed from the concrete walkway.
The ocean viewed from the concrete walkway.
The biggest patches of poison ivy I've ever seen.
A closeup. Notice the berries -birds love them.
There were small, gray leaved trees behind the first row of dunes. Their leaves had a plastic-like film on them that must protect the leaves from salt spray and dehydration.
Yucca.
If you click on the image, you can read the sign -"Do Not Enter Bunkers."
Pink and white flower with glaucus, lanceolate leaves and purplish stems. Marie (66squarefeet) IDed this as Soapwort.
Milkweed seed pods.
These 6-legged, red and brown bugs on a milkweed seed pod.
Oyster shell on a algae covered boulder.
Of course, the ocean.
Blooming greenish-white, Tall Wormwood, Artemisia campestris, is native to sandy soils and sunny sites across a large swath of the U.S. Apparently the pollen is a severe allergen.
The rugosa or as we used to call them, beach rose.
These yellow, ray-type flowers were all over.
The specimen.
A closeup of the yellow flower.
The specimen.
Oyster shell on a algae covered boulder.