Aaron

That's pretty awesome.

I lived in Oklahoma. They supposedly taught me Oklahoma history, but they didn't mention the Tulsa thing. I was in my 40s and stunned when I learned they skipped over that, like it wasn't worth mentioning.

Winter in Northern California. #norcal #beach #ocean #travel #california

I always do. I'm poor, but I have welloff relatives in the area. I get asked to houseset while they run off to Eourpe... or wherever. It's a nice gig. What they call home is a luxury vacation to me. Like, oh no! I have to watch your house again? What an imposition! Lol

It's a beautiful place. That, and Washington and Oregon. I love everything about that whole region.

Actually, I live in Colorado. I spent 47 days living out of that 4Runner. I went from Eureka to San Clemente, all down the coast. I have a bed platform in the back, power, satellite, stove, etc.

I can't imagine the thunder that made when it hit the ground!

Side story. Due to landslide, Hw1 is close south of Big Sur. While there, they were working a bridge north of Big Sur. They told me they were closing the bridge for 2 days, so if I stayed, I could be stuck there. Oh, no! Don't threaten me with a good time! lol

Thank you.

Pictures from Big Sur. It was winter, so it's almost always foggy. #photography #seascape

I spent 3 months in Redondo, so I took a lot of pictures at Manhattan Beach. #longexposure #photography #beach #seascape

Beach in Southern California. #ocean #seascape #photography #longexposure

Thank you. I tried to do something other than the usual straight-under-the-middle shot. I have a lot of those. Lol

Thank you. I think I'm happiest when I'm by the sea. I like taking pictures, but mostly I just like being there. :)

Thank you.

Thank you. I took a LOT of pictures while I was staying in Redondo for a bit. I wasn't sure which one it was.

The lamp posts on the side, too. I was looking at some other pictures. That's absolutely Manhattan.

I think you are right. I spent about 3 months in that general area. Hermosa is entirely different, so it wouldn't be that one.

Redondo Beach, California.

I forget which pier this is. If you know, remind me. #photography #seascape #ocean #surfer

Any port in a storm? Some angry waves and a boat hiding behind the jetty at King Harbor. #photography #seascape #ocean #storm

A few falls ago near Crested Butte, CO. #photography #landscape #colorado

Just some trees along Mattole Road in Northern California. #photography #landscape #norcal #travel

Near the top of Mt. Antero. #photography #landscape #colorado

Manhattan Beach Pier. Due to the lightning, beach patrol closed the beach, so there are no people in the shot. Of course I took the liberty of removing the trashcans from the beach. #photography #seascape #socal

I've talked to people from a variety of backgrounds who believe the same wild things, and the one thing they have in common is a sense of paranoia. In every case, something is out to get them, and they believe they have secret knowledge about it. It's the common thread.

I can't even look at Reddit anymore. It puts me in such a bad mood.

I've been to New Orleans 20 times are more in my life. It seems like it would be amazing to see it covered in snow. Was it welcomed and amazing to see? Or disruptive and totally unwanted?

The only thing we have going for us, the world over, is that Trump is stupid and self-serving. He will break things, for sure, but he's not following a master plan. Those around him who have one are mistaken in thinking they can get him to follow it.

Duck. #photography