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Huntington Gulls Canvas Pictures
Huntington Gulls Canvas Pictures
Huntington Beach Pier is the 5th longest municipal pier in California. Gulls are seabirds. They are most closely related to the terns, and more distantly to the waders, auks and skimmers. They are generally medium to large birds, typically grey or white, often with black markings on the head or wings. Gulls are robust birds with webbed feet, long wings and a slightly hooked beak. Water basins for fish cleaning are available and the state-of-the-art Tower Zero lifeguard tower facility on the pier features a surf and water conditions chalkboard where current temperatures and wave height are posted daily. The pier has cement benches to sit and watch the waves, is wheelchair accessible and has pay scopes for viewing the surrounding region. The pier is most popular for watching surfing and taking souvenir photos of friends, family and the ocean. Huntington Beach Pier in Huntington Beach, California, is the 5th longest pier spanning the Pacific Ocean in California. The concrete pier measures 1,856 feet in length, was built in 1992 through the help of citizens, and is considered the anchor to the city's tourist assets nearly 10 miles of beaches, resort hotels and outdoor sports such as surfing. When first built during early 1900's, the Huntington Beach Pier instantly became a hit. The pier provided a great place to fish, stroll and connection to new attractions such as a salt water plunge. The Huntington Beach Pier is the highlight to any visit to Huntington Beach, California.
