The pier at Pismo Beach, California has
sustained damage several times,
but a major storm tore up the south side of the sea wall and
about 500 feet off the end of the pier early in its existence.
It was never put back. After a 1983 storm washed out most of the wharf,
it was rebuilt in its present configuration (1200 feet long) in 1985-86. The state,
county, and city all have an interest in the pier.
The pier at Pismo Beach continues to be one of the community's major attractions.


People around Central Calirornia are drawn, like a magnet,
to the Pismo Beach Pier.
Like me, some come to people watch.
Others fish while many just come to enjoy a romantic moment.
A few seem to just be alone.
Whatever their reason, they are, I think, interesting.

This is what I call a "Pier Review"