cazalea
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We have not (yet) washed into the Pacific Ocean
During a brief break in the storms, I took the cover off the Lotus (as the garage is more than full) to see if it had melted down like the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz. It had not. However, all the dust in the cover was washed through the fabric and left on the car. No problem, it's just dust. The car was pretty dry inside, and started right up, so I decided to take it for a drive.
I'm wearing the Credor Spring Drive this morning, and decided to head toward the ocean to see what's happening there.
It's about 50 degrees F, with 15-25 mph winds gusting off the ocean. I have the top up, but no heater on -- notice the colors of the water?
Despite the chill breeze, women are out in their running gear.
while the few men I see shuffling along, getting their steps in, are as bundled up as I am.
This house covers 1/3 of a block, complete with RV, boat, flagpole and view of the Pacific.
Their view is waves pounding while hoping the cliffs won't slid off into the water.
I headed NE towards home.
Waiting for the next rain.
We have not (yet) washed into the Pacific Ocean
Those cliffs have been a favorite destination for over 50 years for me. Trekking way down them at low tide. Surfing. Still is, especially one of my bikes. Climbed this crazy rock, very difficult but
Ditto! Once in 1970 I went down and resolved to walk along the shore to the point
