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If only I had this for one of my elementary school reports on southern sea otters.

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Dot Dwyer Friday, May 20th, 2016 11:25 am at 11:25 am

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This one is entitled, not seeing the aurora

This one is entitled, not seeing the aurora

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We don’t normally sit and wait for darkness. Who knew it took so long.

Waiting for dark

Waiting for dark

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Instagram post 18044088067631311

Setting sun with the sexy Taco Bell

Setting sun with the sexy Taco Bell

As the sun sinks slowly in the west, listening to

As the sun sinks slowly in the west, listening to seagulls and waiting to see if the solar storm brings the northern lights to our backyard.

One of those day where our local beach feels like

One of those day where our local beach feels like what people think of when they hear “beach.” Warm, gentle breeze, no fog. Where am I?

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Forgot to post this rather large slug from the other night’s stroll. I like the local bananas.

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Western Tanager having a rough afternoon. It collided with our sliding glass door (where I can never get suncatchers right to avoid accidents). After a short rest, it also bounced off the neighbor’s door.

We interrupted this little guy’s sunbath on the

We interrupted this little guy’s sunbath on the dappled sidewalk near the creek.

Upon leaving @wunderbarsm we played with the magic

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@wunderbarsm, their variation on a Manhattan, the

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M. At the speakeasy. @wunderbarsm

M. At the speakeasy. @wunderbarsm

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Finally made reservations at the @wunderbarsm. I like a secret bar that starts with patting the bunny and leads to El Lobo, their variation on an old fashioned with cinnamon/horchata and vanilla notes.

M. and Pearl the Pony, who lives at @harleyfarms

M. and Pearl the Pony, who lives at @harleyfarms

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Simultaneously snooty and simple: French-style scrambled, farm-fresh eggs, green salad topped by chèvre with chives we got from @harleyfarms today, and some stir-fried kale with garlic.

Enjoying the coastal life

Enjoying the coastal life

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