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This is why we are called “The Golden State” - view of a sunset from our front door in Oakland, CA - San Francisco skyline to our left , with Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County to the right.
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İzmir'de hayat beklenmez, kovalanmazda. O zaten sizinle
beraberdir. Ufkun ötesini muştulayan bir deniz vardır. Mutlulukla dolu,
sakin
bir sevişmenin tadındadır körfez. Körfez vapurlarının sakin gidişinde
hırslarınız yok olur, kovalamayı bırakırsınız, hatta martılara gevrek
atacak kadar iyilikle dolarsınız. Ne varsa bu şehirde, bayatlamış vapur
çayı bile nektar olur. Hafta sonları denize doğru bir göç başlar.
"Ey hayat, biz Çeşme'ye gidiyoruz sen de arkadan gel" der
İzmirliler muzipçe. Ve ne gariptir ki hayat, uslu bir çocuk gibi onların
peşinden gider.
Ne garip, uçak biletinin üzerinde adımın hemen yanında yazan IZM
harflerine sevgiyle bakıyorum. Sabırsızım, sevgilisine kavuşacak aşıklar
kadar.
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Union Pacific’s CA-7 caboose No. 25437 trails the PVSC local out of Provo, Utah the morning of March 28, 1987. The caboose was built by the Union Pacific in February 1959 and retired in July 1990. It was later put on display in a railroad-themed park in Greenville, Pennsylvania.
Late last summer while in California with my sweet west coast damsel we setup camp very near this gorgeous seascape in San Simeon on the California coastline. Once we had setup camp, my lovely and thoughtful companion made sure that we got out to spot where we could witness the setting of the sun. Sunsets over the Pacific Ocean are particularly picturesque, and such was the case on this particular summer evening. Interestingly enough, the next morning as I was trying to capture the crashing waves, my west coast damsel and I encountered the imposing marine layer, that basically hounded us on our journey the rest of the way up the Pacific Highway making picture taking very challenging with greatly impaired visibility. A marine layer is an air mass that forms over the surface of the Pacific Ocean which is a large mass of water when there is a temperature inversion the air surface becomes denser that the warm air above literally trapping the layer close to the surface.
Three armour yellow GE motors lug a heavy Fresno, CA to West Colton, CA manifest eastbound up the stiff grades of Tehachapi Pass at Bealville.
Calypso Applewhyte. Caly gets my vote as the best portrait artist in Second Life. Whoever is in second place is a long way back behind her.