Welcome to California's true north, where you can't miss
beautiful sunsets,
murals that tell stories,
and
extreme efforts to stay cool.
Thanks for visiting, and happy September!
North California looks incredible with a clearly defined character from these photos Robyn, I love the mural.
ReplyDeleteThe fan put a huge smile on my face! That is humor.
ReplyDeleteLove the mural and sunset and that fan on the side of the rode is funny. How out of place!
ReplyDeleteNice photos Robyn! Lot's of character up there! Love that fan.
ReplyDeleteAll the fans in the world don't help when they are just blowing hot, humid air!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for winter here...
I Love sunsets and murals too. i am even a fan of the fan
ReplyDeleteWow - that is an extreme place for a fan...
ReplyDeleteThe fan at the side of the road made me chuckle.
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
I actually like September. Even though the "fun" of summer has melted away like a Snickers on the hood of a car (an odd metaphor, I know), I like the fact that it is sort of a new beginning.
ReplyDeleteRemind me of my optimism when it's January and my boogers are freezing.
Hmmm somehow I don't see that fan working haha
ReplyDeleteI didn't think it even got warm enough in NorCal to turn on the A/C let alone have fan stops for hiking trails!!
ReplyDeleteYa'll obviously don't have the smoky conditions down your way. But you're right most of the time it doesn't get any better than this.
ReplyDeleteThat sunset is beautiful!! I'll have to set up a fan outside sometime and see how it works.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love that wall and the fan! Extreme steps indeed! Love it. happy September to you, Robyn!
ReplyDeleteYW, it IS scenic around here. I miss the ocean, though.
ReplyDeleteUM, I laughed aloud when I practically ran into it and took several pictures for SIMC.
MsA, yeah, the plug was in plain view too. But I couldn't find an outlet to test it out.
Pat, character's the right word. I think there's more of it around here than anywhere else I've lived.
Alex, true. Sorry, you're probably dealing with humidity (i.e., misery).
Retired, lol. I'm a bewildered fan myself.
Heather, I have no idea why it was there - in the middle of our big park.
Molly, me too. Thanks for visiting.
Al, um, you're supposed to eat Snickers, not place them on the hood of your car. Silly man.
Pat, you're right. I couldn't find an outlet for it.
Chuck, you'd be surprised. Three-digit temps are the norm during the summers.
IT, we actually do, though it's not as bad as it's been further north. But our air is smoke-infiltrated. There was a small fire pretty close to me. Stay safe where you are.
BabySis, let me know how it works.
Happy September, dear Vidya.
Be well, friends.
xoRobyn
Happy September! It feels like mid-summer up here in Canada too. Hot and humid. At least the nights are beginning to cool off a bit :)
ReplyDeleteupbeat post ..... thanx for sharing
ReplyDeleteYeah, we Missourian's have fans like that too outside to stay cool, but we are a lot smarter because we mount them to the hood of the car and when you drive really really fast - they work amazingly well. W.C.C.
ReplyDeletehaha - love that fan shot.
ReplyDeleteGood work.
Nice mural too.
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dear robyn,
ReplyDeletethese are great scenes of your city, my friend! beautiful photos, too:)
that fan is...priceless!
love and hugs!
xoxo