Nick and a dino head, trust me, that's what it is. The dinosaur caves are right at Shell Beach.
Nick on a piece of a dino egg shell. We were going to put him in the dino egg, but it was full of sand, and Nick likes to put everything in his mouth. So this was second best.
Nick in yet another swing with a classic look on his face.
Nick on a killer whale
Nick in a tire swing and quite enjoying himself
The fam on a bench after approximately 10 takes. This was as close as we could get to Nick looking at the camera. Stupid seagulls! Speaking of seagulls, what do you call a seagull that lives by the bay? A bagel!
Nick making sure Katy was all zipped up in the cold
Look at me! I'm blind on a bench!
Enjoying the cool ocean breeze blowing through his hair
Getting close to walking on his own
Pismo from afar
A pelican in flight
While I was waiting for a pelican to take off from "Brown's Rock," as we found out it was called, we saw them stretching their necks. Everyone of them did it about every two minutes. The weirdest looking thing, but I guess if you have jowels like that they need to be stretched.
Don't know if it was the same seagull that was distracting Nick earlier, but I took the shot anyway. If only I had my .40 in my pocket...
Nick on a piece of a dino egg shell. We were going to put him in the dino egg, but it was full of sand, and Nick likes to put everything in his mouth. So this was second best.
Nick in yet another swing with a classic look on his face.
Nick on a killer whale
Nick in a tire swing and quite enjoying himself
The fam on a bench after approximately 10 takes. This was as close as we could get to Nick looking at the camera. Stupid seagulls! Speaking of seagulls, what do you call a seagull that lives by the bay? A bagel!
Nick making sure Katy was all zipped up in the cold
Look at me! I'm blind on a bench!
Enjoying the cool ocean breeze blowing through his hair
Getting close to walking on his own
Pismo from afar
A pelican in flight
While I was waiting for a pelican to take off from "Brown's Rock," as we found out it was called, we saw them stretching their necks. Everyone of them did it about every two minutes. The weirdest looking thing, but I guess if you have jowels like that they need to be stretched.
Don't know if it was the same seagull that was distracting Nick earlier, but I took the shot anyway. If only I had my .40 in my pocket...
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