A late afternoon visit to Melones for sunset lasted about 15 minutes before gnats decided I was on the happy hour nosh menu. It was good while it lasted though...
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A table, a bench, a cocktail, a view - filtered through Sahara dust |
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Closer and clearer |
Down the way, a convivial meeting of gulls. Lately, lots of gulls, lots of terns. Pelicans, not so much.
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These two obviously had something more private to talk about, a rock away |
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And then there were three |
After a lovely drenching rain last night (I think it rained more in town than at home, not quite two miles away), the sun is out for now, lighting up the backs of blooms over my head, where the overhangings of purples and yellows create a natural stained glass like bower, pleasing the birds, pleasing me.
Just so you can adjust your plans accordingly, as in gathering your
fashionable rain gear for whatever outdoor events you might be planning,
we've got some squally weather ahead.
Have a welcome the weather Wednesday. Do something waggish.
I wonder if our haze is Sahara dust too. I wonder if that weather's coming this way...
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Most likely, Mark. If you check out this site (from stormcarib.com) you can see the Sahara dust map... http://stormcarib.com/goes.htm
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