That’s the prettiest storage container I’ve ever seen. Beautiful exhibits, too.
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They’ll come back and they still have a nice basic shape to them.
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I got talking to a lady who is a resident on the street and out of curiosity asked her why they done it,she said the residents had been asking the council for years to either get rid of them or trim them but said she werent expecting them to be cut back so much,the main reason for the complaints about them was pigeon muck on their cars 
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Driving thru West London at the weekend, I was admiring the pollarded London Plane trees. You know they were planted because they thrive and survive in pollution. I wonder if yours are these?
London Plane (Platanus x hispanica) - British Trees - Woodland Trust London Plane (Platanus x hispanica) - British Trees - Woodland Trust
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Apparently my one is called a European hornbeam (Carpinus betulus). 
its nice to see some of yours are growing back though
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Yes, two of them are at the photo’s. I saw the Shirley Temple one as well. Do not know how that painting is called officially 
Dali is one of my favorite painters. I was in Figueras years ago to visit his museum. Love to go back some day.
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Walking Back to the hotel and the first time since this morning I feel some sort of relief inhaling fresh air and the rain stopped.
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Wow where is that in the world ? 
from before the snow…
“I sought my God and my God I couldn’t find;
I sought my soul and my soul eluded me;
I sought to serve my brother in his need, and I found all three;
My God, my soul, and thee.”
― William Blake
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Broccoli fields in Oxnard on my way to my meeting in Malibu
They got lots of artichokes too. But many have been harvested already.
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Views like this every day for almost 5 yrs, but there are moments where it captivates me just as much as it did when I first moved here.
Photo taken hands-free for safety
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Feliz Navidad!
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Last day here. This beach is the only thing I’ll miss. I could float in that water all day long. I loved turning my back to the beach and just look at how vast the ocean (gulf) was, and how truly tiny we really are.
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