Zealous Holiday Cheer North of the Camp P
Giving Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Weekend in Northern San Diego
Public transportation is another spoon to stir up the melting pot.
Abnormailities and innocence of society on display for the price of curiosity and a $46 fee.
Hulltastic
photo by Brandon
Working for the Head Dip at Low Tide Rincon
Testslid a foreign board to my quiver... The Hull.
Check out Point Concept designs for classic ingenuity!
Hats off to Nick Cook for opening my eyes.
Contemporary
Jailhouse
The kelp is my savior during low tide
when the winds are too strong
And i share sunrises with stargazers
on the cliffs of Devereaux at dawn.
Crossing the Border
photo by GoodTimes
Baja California.
September 2009
2,953 miles in 19 days.
Unpredictable winds, salty skin, and dusty roads that never seem to end
Community bottles of tequila and boxes of local beer, while flames from the bonfire forge a new mental frontier
Road maps can't predict sand traps or west facing points where north swell wraps into an empty bay lined with rusty carcasses awaiting to decay
Fishing nets strewn across cobble stones, no luxury malls, just humble homes
While serpents coil among fertile soil and meccas of trade exhale breaths of corn and oil.
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