cazalea
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The things we do for you ...
I woke my wife up at 6: "Honey, sunrise at 6:51 and boys in the cold climates are waiting for photos of sunshine!”
She went for it. We drove down towards the harbor and stepped out into the crystal clear 40° F (4.44° C) air which is darn cold for us!
Nothing like the cold on Whidbey Island, where my pal Jim took this picture maybe 12 hours ago…
I’m glad to see the moon made it all the way down here. All manner of folks were walking, jogging, cycling, etc
Wife giving me the eye
50-meter Motor Yacht SeaNash is heading South to Cabo San Lucas at the bottom of Baja. No doubt it’s warmer down there.
Pelican meets high-rise office towers
I think they appreciate the beauty of the mornings.
A virtually silent speed boat crosses the bay - maybe 50-60 mph with no sound and no wake. I think they are going to check the bay entrance, because a warship is heading out too.
The destroyer Pinkney
Pelican meets high-rise office towers
I think they appreciate the beauty of the mornings.
A virtually silent speed boat crosses the bay - maybe 50-60 mph with no sound and no wake. I think they are going to check the bay entrance, because a warship is heading out too.
The destroyer Pinkney
The sun keeps inching higher and closer.
The Pinkney crew is out on deck,
front and rear. Oops, Bow and Stern.
A Fisherman pulls up, we wish him good luck, he casts and settles down to wait.
We look at each other incredulously!?
The view to the West is brightening.
The Moon is now in a chocolate sky to our Northwest - ash from fires in LA perhaps?
Pinkney slides past us silently on its way out.
I see light on the windows in Point Loma. The sunrise will happen soon.
BANG!
The light hits us.
A Cormorant surfaces and heads sunward.
Our MIssion Accomplished, it’s time to take her home to a warm kitchen.
The flowers are turning towards the sun too.
Ah, warm tea cups.
I see the date is wrong on my watch photos. Sorry about that - here you go, it’s the 14th.
Cazalea
The things we do for you ...
I woke my wife up at 6: "Honey, sunrise at 6:51 and boys in the cold climates are waiting for photos of sunshine!” She went for it. We drove down towards the harbor and stepped out into the crystal clear 40° F (4.44° C) air which is darn cold for us! Noth...
I could think of no better way to start the day!
Good for you and the missus for taking advantage of such a beautiful opportunity.
The sun rising over and illuminating the downtown skyline!
I thoroughly enjoyed your pictorial, cheers, Filip
I'll bet you would
I've lived a bit in colder climates, went to Detroit regularly for 10 years, and have driven to the Arctic Circle, but San Diego at dawn is more my style, especially compared to this! ...
