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After going back to Funston for my camera, I returned to the lifty area south of Westlake. Here I'm approaching Shelter Cove.

Although you can't see them, there were about 75 surfers all hanging out in the water below. To the right is San Pedro Mountain and the Devil's Slide area. Through the gap you can see parts of Half Moon Bay.

Looking down on Pacific Heights Blvd and San Pedro Rock.

Half Moon Bay. Somewhere in this photo is an orange paraglider but it was too small to show up in the picture.

Looking back towards Pacifica, the Pier and Westlake in the distance. Route 1 is off to the right. Now I have to make it back into a quartering headwind.

Arriving at the first of the cliffs, approaching Mussel Rock and Westlake.

Back at launch. Only the Atos didn't want to come down.

Hanging out over the parking lot, not looking forward to the top landing with it blowing 25 at launch.

The north end of Funston.

Safe and sound back in the set up area after a rather bumpy approach down through the rotor.

In the distance you can see the Shelter Cove area with San Pedro Rock just over the top of the king post of the glider in the foreground.

Can you spot the skyed out Swift over the north end of Funston?

It was a lifty day to be sure. Two of the Funston locals flew to Half Moon Bay.