High above Dana Point is a nice little lookout over the harbor. It was a chilly 47 degrees (F) so we didn't stay long after sunrise.
I believe this is a replica of an early ship which picked up furs and delivered goods way back in the day. Richard Henry Dana Jr. had signed on such a ship in his youth and later wrote of this area in his book, Two Years Before the Mast.
Sun up is obscured by clouds, but the harbor is a quiet place early in the morning.
Looking the opposite way from the harbor is a nice agave.
And right beside the lookout ramada is a huge aloe plant with striking flowers.
Moon setting above the cliffside condos or apartments modestly decorated for Christmas.
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