Next They'll Ban Apple Pie - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

dsafety · 06-03-2011, 05:01 PM

Wonderful video Tony! I have not been to the CP on a weekend in a long time. I was very surprised by how many humans, even some children were enjoying the place. This is great.

Two thoughts. I am not quite sure how the SOS folks stretch the facts so that the CP can be called a Seal Habitat. These critters are squatters who moved in about 25 years ago. Their histoical habitat is a place a little ways up the beach coincidentally called Seal Rock.

The other thought has to do with the disturbing the peace comment. I wonder if those folks have a permit to do what they are doing. In San Diego you need a permit to do just about everything. Screaming through a bull horn at peaceful citizens going about their business for hours on end certainly passes my test for disturbing the peace.

Bob

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06-03-2011, 05:01 PM	#24
dsafety Olivenhain Bob Join Date: May 2008 Location: Olivenhain, CA Posts: 1,122	Wonderful video Tony! I have not been to the CP on a weekend in a long time. I was very surprised by how many humans, even some children were enjoying the place. This is great. Two thoughts. I am not quite sure how the SOS folks stretch the facts so that the CP can be called a Seal Habitat. These critters are squatters who moved in about 25 years ago. Their histoical habitat is a place a little ways up the beach coincidentally called Seal Rock. The other thought has to do with the disturbing the peace comment. I wonder if those folks have a permit to do what they are doing. In San Diego you need a permit to do just about everything. Screaming through a bull horn at peaceful citizens going about their business for hours on end certainly passes my test for disturbing the peace. Bob