Here’s another pair of dragonfly photograms!
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Here’s another pair of dragonfly photograms!
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I’m headed up to the mountains for a few days backpacking, so I thought I’d put some pictures of civilization on the blog – to remind me there is gold in them here hills, too!
Here’s Julian peeking around the graffiti:
Here’s a photo of a sink used to clean fish, covered with lichen glowing in the afternoon light, with San Francisco in the background:
Looking back towards the hills, the Berkeley Marina looks positively happy. There’s a sign on the gate to the pier, “Please don’t let our cats out.” People live in the marina, I think, and other people just park their boats and take them out to sail. Sounds like fun.
A cave finger painting on the bathtub…it’s a Rorschach test: what do you see?
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