Huntington Beach, one of the beach towns of Southern California, has a long stretch of a pier extending onto the ocean for about 0.6 miles. It does give the bystander with a brilliant top view and side view of the majestic waves of the beautiful Pacific. A thrilling experience, and the first of its kind amongst the quite a few beach experiences for the author. In an absolutely wonderful romantic locale, people watching was the next best thing to do for the author.
- A couple on a walk with their baby on a stroller, with the moonlight being a welcome companion.
- A rather young couple who would have made the French real proud, courtesy their kissing style.
- The young lady surf-riding on the pure white waves, despite the untimeliness(?) of it all. The spirit of adventure and the passion for following one's own passion.
- Groups of people trying out their luck fishing. One poor fish, being a victim, grappling for its own life.
- A group of "old" ladies on a walk.
- An old couple walking hand-in-hand, totally oblivious of the surroundings.
- A family with their family friends having a great conversation on the waterfront.
- A girl posing for a photo amidst a real dark black background of the limitless expanse of the ocean.
- A man sitting on a bench and smoking a cigar.
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