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- at Fort Cronkhite
- sea and land
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- China Cove, Point Lobos
- Lego car
- visitors + residents
- west Marin County
- foggy redwoods
- water art
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- relaxing at the creek
- deer at Point Lobos
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2 comments:
I almost think sunrises are more beautiful than the setting sun. I like the contrast of the shining clouds against the bank of fog.
Yep, I've always thought that as well...
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