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Are you not settled with just pictures of seals, birds and the Birch Aquarium? Wheeling It recently posted something more about La Jolla.
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My favorite is the one I so long been dreaming of going to, Mammoth Lake.
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Nice selection of shots … I really, really like the 4th one down, but all are wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
The Kayak? There’s a lot more to explore when you do kayaking in La Jolla. My featured blog did a recent post about kayaking in La Jolla. I couldn’t do it. Not much people I was with.
Actually, what caught my eye were the rocks in the forefront of the photo. But really, all of the pictures are lovely. I think I would hesitate to kayak down the river myself. Although, I wouldn’t mind paddling it around in calm waters.
I went to Mammoth Lake Summer 1973 but I’d sure like to go back. If it wasn’t so far out in the middle of nowhere……………
Wow! That’s almost 3 decades ago. Glad blogging is discovered now. I can look back at this page when I want to recall all my travels.
Ow, I know. And the whole Yosemite looks quite overwhelming. Too beautiful and too many to explore.
Yosemite is really bad nowadays because of the budget cuts, its popularity, and its difficulty in getting to. If you go to Yosemite, plan to take your time and plan to be frustrated.
I love the majesty and power of the first one. And the rays of sun? Just brilliant.
From a true photographer like you, big thanks. I actually changed the brightness of my camera to make the rays stand-out. It came out too dark, but very presentable.
Ah thanks for showing me somewhere new! I like the rays of sun in the first one and are the birds pelicans?
Lotsa pelicans everywhere.
La Jolla isn’t as popular. I don’t know why. It’s free to look anywhere.
Thanks so much for the lovely referral. Nina
No probs. Thanks for making us your passengers to all those cool places.
these are such great photos – love them
Thanks, Jo.
I loooove the photos!
Thanks!
Wonderful – I love the first two in particular.
Everyone seems to have their favorites.
Although it seems a little cramped compared to our beaches here in the Philippines (ang yabang ko, hahaha!), that looks like a nice place to walk around in.
Yes, it is crowded. People in the way too. Hehe. It’s okay, challenge for taking pictures. And there are many points anyway and it stretches far.
Punta ko Pinas next month!
Lovely,really!
Thanks for the appreciation, Silving.
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i was JUST THERE last week!! it was completely gorgeous.
i love that you’ve been able to travel so much, to so many varied places!
I saw your posts. Glad to hear you enjoyed California!
You’re right! My travel history do has a good variety. Thanks for noticing.