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To our dismay, a northerly Wind of Evil blew in at 20+ miles per hour, making it look, sadly, like the arctic the way the sand was gusting over the beach (too dark for photos without a tripod). While pretty to look at, this does not make for optimal camping conditions and to say the least we were all, well, freezing. After burning through a good amount of our campfire wood, we started debating how smart it was to come out here in the middle of freaking October, and how many beers it would take to assure a good night's sleep.
Luckily we found warm beds elsewhere (a friend was kind enough to take us in for a few nights so we didn't have to sleep on the mounds of sand that were piling up in our tents), and were able to return to the beach the next day without suffering through the cold night.
Brett and I decided to undertake building the Toltec pyramid of the sun, then smash the crap out of it! This combined with some good friends, random conversation, bean soup, beer, and melty toasty delicious marshmallows made for a great second day. Yay beach! Here are some destruction photos for you to enjoy:
