Photography 2

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I'm 75+ feet above the water. If water gets this high, the world has come to an end. The home sets on a very steep slope, not quite a cliff. It's a really nice home... a really long home too with all rooms having this view. Nice people too..... a lot nicer than their carpet choice.
Measured the home with Google Earth.... 127 feet by 36 feeto. Roof width over living room is 36 feet. The upstairs has two guest rooms. Love this place.

 

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Got my job done, so no mo ocean views from a warm room. Or high today was 41. The temperature changed just 2 degrees in the past 24 hours. Winter is a commin'

 

[Floorist]

Nice talking to you today, Randy.

 

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Back at ya, Rusty. It's fun comparing notes on days gone by.

 

[Jon]

When are you going to talk to me?????

 

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As soon as I win the lottery.

 

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[Ernesto]

Me hiking

 

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Hug this..... It just arrived tonight and ready to load up on wood chips... Shredded trees.

 

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Near by, another ship is loaded with logs... Not just below but 40 feet above the deck. Probably leaving tomorrow for China.

 

[Ernesto]

I have a good client friend who had a logging company up there, and CA.

 

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I don't like em cutting down the old ones. Ours are second and third growth.

 

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[Jon]

He looks comfy

 

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That's great. He's waiting for a fresh load to arrive.

 

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Went to the beach today. First time in many months. The first is an offshore island called Simpson Reef. There are sometimes hundreds of sea lions on it and adjoining rooms. It's the same 'island' that's farthest back in the second image.
Reef, or island depends on how high the tide is.

 

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They are about to tear down my old school from Jr high. Stored there... and stored poorly, we're old local newspapers. Last night on the news, they said from 1 to 4 Saturday they were giving everything away. What wasn't taken, would be tossed in the trash. We got there about ten after one o'clock and it was almost gone. I grabbed a collection from 1927, the entire year. The edges are especially fragile. Not too musty smelling and the pages and print are good.
This is January 1st 1927.

 

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A new ship came in to load with logs today. I should have taken the log yard photo from a different location to show how tall the piles are and how many fit into one ship. Lots and lots of logs.

 

[Jon]

You want to count them for me???