The Golden Gate Bridge, the base smothered in fog. With sit-down views like this, who needs to leave the house? Except, beautiful as it is, it still gets old.
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1 comment:
Great photos, but I know what you mean about views getting old. We lived in Los Gatos for a while. I remember returning later and being struck by the height of the coastal range at the edge of town. Somehow, I'd stopped noticing it when I lived there.
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