Once we got there, the girls wandered off in one direction while I wandered the docks with my father and Levon looking at the wild selection of boats:

The view at Moss Landing isn't the greatest:

What is great though is the wildlife. Right outside the marina is the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. This is a massive area where fishing and other harvesting is prohibited. As a result, there is an overwhelming proliferation of sea creatures. While we were walking around I stopped to watch a sea otter cracking open crabs and eating while floating around on his back:

While I was watching the sea otter, I was being watched as well:

I could've spent hours there just snapping away at all of the random critters, but it was getting late:

I'll have to make a road trip down that way again soon.
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