
Redondo was in the background in the first photo of December's article, but it was shrouded in the fog and mist.
This was the view to the north-northwest from that same location:

The photos were taken within a minute of each other. Note, though, that the foreground in the second picture is sunlit. The reason was that there was a front passing through, which is illustrated by this photo to the west:

A little further north, I took this photo, which is also toward the north. It's at the end of the park. That structure is apparently a stairway for local residents to descend to the private beach there. That's Normandy Park in the distance:

In the background, you can see a sailboat just off the point. Given how choppy the water was, it was probably a good day for sailing. And yes, it looks like there are some spots on the lens.
Click on the pictures to enlarge. Have a good Sunday.
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