Morro Rock from shore in village of Morro, San Luis Obispo County, California. This treeless barren knoll sticks up out of the ocean about a mile off shore and with its projecting sand spit offers shelter to small boats at high tide. The Hayne plantation of eucalyptus is directly south of this rock. 1916.
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