Farewell to Summer
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It always passes quickly. Waking up with the sun at six transitions into seven and then seven thirty. The days shorten on the other end too. Living in your car makes you aware of when the sun rises and sets. Temperatures retreat below the acceptable level to sleep with just a wool blanket and I grab a down sleeping bag. Condensation covers the single-pain window of my camper in the mornings. Parks, that just a few weeks earlier buzzed with tourists in rental Mustangs, empty out. The first fall storms are on the way. Here are some shots from this summer.
Beach daze in Malibu.
Camping with Jay in the Sierra.
Monsoon season in Arizona.
Options.
Maddie and Trevor in the Los Padres.
Shoe quiver.
Wild flowers.
Shades on shades.
Mexican peelers.
Morning in the Mission.
Stoked Grove in Meiners Oak.
Driftwood Fire.
Bryan, Trevor and Cal having dinner.
Ryan Lovelace working on his 1948 Bus.
Marissa stretching in the morning.
Mount Piños.
Lazy mornings.
Mobile changing room.
Ian Durkin on the West Coast.
Standing tough.
Club Med, Lake Tahoe addition with Tahoe Messi and Ian Durkin.
Collection of roadkill skulls at Lloyd Khan's house in Bolinas.
Bryan making dinner.
I'm ready for winter.
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