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Yes, it does.
Was googling some Turners because of
the atmosphere of the sky. Can't yet find
the one I was looking for, but if I do, I'll
post it.
More Sunrise, More Cold Air, More Elevation, More Sights Seen, Part 1
Mrs C slept like a baby while I tip-toed out of the house slightly after 6 am. I had a half-hour to find a different perspective from yesterday. We were at the waterline looking east, and if I glanced over my shoulder to the West I noticed the houses on t...
Just extraordinary!
The tenth looks like an impressionist painting. Amazing. Thanks for the fantastic post. Will check out part two later.
Yes, it does.
Was googling some Turners because of the atmosphere of the sky. Can't yet find the one I was looking for, but if I do, I'll post it.
The sunrise kissing the water, and silhouetting the mountains....
is simply put splendid 🙂👍....
More Sunrise, More Cold Air, More Elevation, More Sights Seen, Part 2
To keep me from getting bored, a curious cat comes looking for love. I give it a rub but keep my eyes Eastward. Rub, look, rub, look. Down in the bay I spot a couple of brave, pre-dawn stand-up paddleboarders. The sun hasn't hit me but it's got the hills ...
A beautiful area to drive and walk around….
Quite a lot to digest in Part 3 but informative!
More BS (back story), Part 3
Thanks for reading today. I want to explain what my thinking was. Yesterday, we took a picture of the Pt Loma hillside with reflecting windows at sunrise: I know exactly where I was when I took the picture YESTERDAY. WESTERN END What I wanted to know toda...
I could read your adventurous trips all day long if I had the time. There’s always a little sadness when I realize I’ve reached the end of a new post…
but then I go back to previous ones to enjoy again until I get my fill. You are greatly appreciated!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Now I’m eagerly going to part 2…
As I look at some of the houses you’ve shared, I’m amazed by how they have been built on the steep topography of the area.
I believe San Francisco is similar in some parts, and I’ve seen it in Atlanta too. I’m sure there are many other such cities, but SD still stands out based upon the unique and impressive architecture you’ve shared over various posts.