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When many people think of the West Coast, they think of salty swimming, granite cliffs and shellfish. Evening swims, boating and fishing villages. The sea is part of our identity and a natural part of life for those of us who live here. That is why the West Coast Week is so important. It reminds us of something we easily take for granted – that a living sea is never a given.
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When many people think of the West Coast, they think of salty swimming, granite cliffs and shellfish. Evening swims, boating and fishing villages. The sea is part of our identity and a natural part of life for those of us who live here. That is why the West Coast Week is so important. It reminds us of something we easily take for granted – that a living sea is never a given.