Up this morning for a quick scooter ride to the pier for
breakfast. It was a stunning day and the swimmers and surfers were already out
even though it was still coolish. The pier had loads of people fishing from it.
We walked to the end to Ruby’s Diner. It’s a lovely spot right on the end of
the pier and a great retro diner – complete with cute pink and white striped
uniforms for the waitresses. We ordered up eggs, bacon, turkey sausage and hot
cakes with fresh orange juice and coffee.
Breakfast was leisurely and ended up
as brunch – lots of food so no chance we would be hungry again anytime soon. We
watched swimmers swimming around the pier and back – it’s about 1/3 mile long.
Apparently they are training for a long distance ocean swim. We had a lovely
post brunch walk along the pier and the esplanade watching the kids surf camp,
some young gridiron players practicing running drills and families enjoying the
beach. There were several flocks of pelicans doing synchronised laps of the
beach in formation and the navy hovercrafts absolutely belting along off shore.
After that we scooted back to the RV for a lazy afternoon, with a soak in the
resort hot tub before dinner. Following dinner we went back to the beach for
another stroll. Very pretty with the lights. We found an information board that
told us the movie “bring it on” was filmed on the beach here. Cool. On the way
to the beach we had 2 embarrassing scooter moments. First someone wound down
their window at the lights to tell us that the audible indicator was terrible
and we should rip it out. Then we weren’t big enough for the traffic lights to “see”
us and they stayed red until we were rescued by a guy on a real bike who pulled
alongside. Pretty much straight away the lights changed.
Nice to see that a MOTORCYCLE was able to do something positive for you :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is the "audible indicator"?
Roger
Dear Friends & Family of Ros & Steve,
ReplyDeleteLooks like they MADE it - Survived the temptations of Vegas and will make it back home intact.
Hope they have learned their lesson :)