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It's not even my banana.
Approaching hail storm.
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During a big storm like this, an amazing amount of stuff washes up on the shores, including whole trunks of large trees. Since the beach there is clear at the moment, I'd guess the wreckage got pulled out into the bay and came ashore elsewhere.Where does it go? To a shore or just out into the water? I really like the image. The whole scene seems exotic to me.
Dead tree walking
I just LOVE this Ted.... wonderful composition, and those bits of color amongst all the monotones is fab!
Me too.... for a second I thought it might be Italy.Where does it go? To a shore or just out into the water? I really like the image. The whole scene seems exotic to me.
BEAUTIFUL.Approaching hail storm.
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Thanks, CatI just LOVE this Ted.... wonderful composition, and those bits of color amongst all the monotones is fab!
Here's another answer to your question, snarfled from today's local newspaper. If you look at my photo, at the row of buildings above and parallel to the wharf, Zelda's restaurant is to the right of the orange building. Follow the link to see how pieces of the wharf ended up inside of Zelda's.Where does it go? To a shore or just out into the water? I really like the image. The whole scene seems exotic to me.
Well, that’s cool!Here's another answer to your question, snarfled from today's local newspaper. If you look at my photo, at the row of buildings above and parallel to the wharf, Zelda's is to the right of the orange building.
Coastal zones still reeling from storm impacts in Santa Cruz County
Your back yard??? JEALOUS
That is crazy!! That storm… wow…. so many homes destroyed and even more that were damaged. Seems like it was kind of a freak storm for the area? Looking forward to seeing what the restaurant creates from that gigantic piece of wood! Kind of amazing that it didn’t completely mess up the inside of the restaurant - it could have smashed in walls, etc.Follow the link to see how pieces of the wharf ended up inside of Zelda's.
Coastal zones still reeling from storm impacts in Santa Cruz County
It's not a regular thing, no, but it's happened a few times in my memory. Usually the storms aren't so severe and so prolonged.Seems like it was kind of a freak storm for the area?