More Benicia…
Aggie, part Border Collie, has always been too busy to learn spelling but, ever sensitive to visual cues, follows instructions on our tarsands-loving neighbor’s lawn.
A week ago Wednesday I woke deep in the night and lay awake hours as small rains came and went. In the grey morning the air was crisp and fresh, dark;
singin’ in the rain, hey…
… singin’ at the trains, hey;
Ever more weather, whether we need it or don’t [but we do];
Saturday the City, wetter than predicted,
…for historic Arnesons, a current Fleming…
and, at Catherine Clark, Anthony Discenza…
Afterwards we lined up for the burning car on the Bay Bridge
caught this in passing it;
Good enough. Back to Beni for sushi as the rain slacked off, but only after the fire and, Martinez Bridge- ah! almost home!, a pickup smashed against the guardrail pointed south from whence it came.
Later, an hour later immediately [doesn’t Daylight savings seem to come earlier every year?], another night, or long early morning, yet again sleepless as rains came and went and poured down most all of Sunday…
On everything. Until they didn’t, and suddenly the wettest March ever, over…leaving puddles, green
…and plenty colores in GR’s secure undisclosed location…
Tuesday finally to Brian’s Auto Salvage, far reaches of Green Island Road, American Canyon…
…for, finally, the Summer Hood.
Drawn by others in other media;
And spring, sprang, sprung.
M
Most glorious spring sprung pics … As they say thank you for sharing!
Verticals!?!?
Apparently so; parallels also. Hadn’t really thought about it as a theme. The paintings are of course Renfrows, soon to be seen at Nancy Toomey’s in the Minnesota Street Project..
Aggie, good dog – maybe Valero our good neighbor could refine it…..
Love the new fonts Mother Nature created
Verticals? Not normally for me either…”Summer hood” could be cropped as a vert, but I like the horizontals; and shoot that way 98% of the time. Why is that?. Nice hood(s), by the way.
And lots of crazy rain driving images….just be careful out there, Bro, you don’t want to end up on a guardrail, in flames, heading south.
That American Canyon double-wide landscape sure looks verdant; spring has definitely sprung!
well, if rain is the game we’ve been drowning since the end of January, but
glad to hear yu all are gitten sum