Morro Bay lunch

This lunch included a beef sandwich so big we could not get it all on the photo
The beef involved was carved by two pleasant young girls who took it in turns to force the knife three times through a succulent medium rare spit roasted joint reducing its size by a centimetre per stroke, before levering it between a gigantic roll and climbing on to a stool to facilitate cutting it in half. Janet and I had one each, in order to balance our seafood diet and were charged the equivalent of £4 each for the sandwich chips and as much coffee as we could drink. The 'Naked Man' could learn a thing or two about pricing strategy.

With a view to die for out over Morro rock, and pelicans divebombing the water all around in a feeding frenzy it was another particularly memorable occasion.