Picture of the Day: One Less Car
A common “One Less Car” sticker is displayed on a bike lane sign.
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Santa Cruz Local: New Brighton State Beach
Just north of the Seacliff State Beach which is home to the “Cement Ship” (See recent blog post: S.S. Palo Alto), lies the New Brighton State Beach. It is a wonderful walk.
For more information about New Brighton State Beach, please visit Offical Website of New Brighton State Beach.
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Santa Cruz Local: S.S. Palo Alto
One of my favorite places is the coast of Aptos. The S.S. Palo Alto is an old abandoned war ship that was never used, towed to Seacliff and turned into a local fishing spot.
Here are my photographs from my wonderful forever sinking Cement Ship.
For more information, please visit my recent post about the S.S. Palo Alto: Picture of the Day: S.S. Palo Alto, “The Cement Ship”
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Location: Seacliff State Beach, Aptos, California
Chalkupy Tag on Waterfront Bike Ride
One of my many bike rides in May was down on the East Waterfront path. Along the path was a unique tag that I couldn’t help but photograph. Going back on these images inspires me to join a Pedalpalooza ride this month.
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For more information on Pedalpalooza events click here.
Weeds of Beauty and Compost of Plenty
I have a personal attachment to plants that are considered weeds and described as intrusive. I love how beautiful they are and how complex they become. Even though they get pulled and destroyed, weeds first bloom and spiral up into the sky.
Here is my perspective of all the over grown near by.
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Next to the weeds is where I started my first compost pile. I feel empowered to have created my own dirt from the remains of my vegetables. What a wonderful circle to have known. Here is where my future garden will grow.
Location: Waterhouse Place, Beaverton, Oregon