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Bathed in soft evening light, the coastal town of Morro Bay, California spreads across the landscape as its defining landmark, Morro Rock, rises dramatically from the harbor waters. This massive volcanic plug, standing 576 feet tall, has served as a navigational landmark for centuries. The golden sunlight reflects off the Pacific Ocean, illuminating the harbor where fishing boats rest after a day at sea, while the town's iconic power plant smokestack punctuates the skyline. This delicate ecosystem where land meets sea represents one of California's most distinctive coastal communities—a place where natural history and human settlement have created an enduring partnership along the state's central coast.
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Bathed in soft evening light, the coastal town of Morro Bay, California spreads across the landscape as its defining landmark, Morro Rock, rises dramatically from the harbor waters. This massive volcanic plug, standing 576 feet tall, has served as a navigational landmark for centuries. The golden sunlight reflects off the Pacific Ocean, illuminating the harbor where fishing boats rest after a day at sea, while the town's iconic power plant smokestack punctuates the skyline. This delicate ecosystem where land meets sea represents one of California's most distinctive coastal communities—a place where natural history and human settlement have created an enduring partnership along the state's central coast.