During the Summer, you can enjoy some swimming in the skin where at am at but in the winter, everybody has S.C.U.B.A. suits for surfing, It gets cold in that there Pacific Ocean and may turn one of a bluish color without skin tights. We do get a lot of surfers during most of the year. Be aware of the spawning season of the Blue Box Jelly Fish which can wash up on shore in the billions during some parts of the season. Right now most people are Gray Whale Watching. I've seen some surface this last week on the way to work. Sometimes you can catch a fluke now and then. I have seen some very odd creatures around here since I moved here as well as some that are not listed in the Wild Life for Del Norte County. If you are a S.C.U.B.A. diver then you may have a blast here in Crescent City's Shore lines, especially when one sees a 4 foot white Sugar Star fish, which are rare farther out to sea, which one can see at Ocean World here in town, or the famous Sunflower Star Fish, which I have seen with up to 32 legs and by what Ocean World Claims is the fastest moving star fish on Earth. And why do they call a Star Fish a Star Fish when it's not really a fish?
And why can the Red Snapper live to be 200 years old for which there is one at Ocean World.
There are actually several species of Fish that can live up to 200 years old. I am jealous.
Jerry[8D]
