Palos Verdes
Palos Verdes, so blue
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Point Vicente in the distance
Moody cove — PV
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Took a long time for the fog to lift today.
Floral shroud — PV
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Moment of Zen: Palos Verdes
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PV shipwreck — 52 years later
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The SS Dominator ran aground in March 1961. Fifty-two years later, the debris is strewn along the Palos Verdes coast.
I knew I was almost there when I started seeing this.
Hard to believe so much of the rusted shell remains so many decades later.
View to the sea
And rebirth among the ruins.
Gray couldn’t keep ’em away
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It was so very gray yesterday but that didn’t keep hikers from exploring PV and taking in views like this.
Easy riders — Palos Verdes
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For the kelp of it — PV
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You can blame my Variety training for that headline
I’ll do my whale watching from here, thank you very much
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I haven’t spotted any whales lately, but I know they are out there, and that there are plenty of whale watching expeditions that could lead me to them.
But I get terribly sea sick — and prefer views like this to any that I could see from the boat above. So I’ll stick to dry land, thank you very much.
Diane Garrett 