Corona Del Mar (Archived Photo)
This is shot was taken at the same spot as this post in Corona del Mar.
3 comments September 29th, 2006
Posts filed under 'Landscapes'
Another Sunset
Today the sunset looked very brown. I think the wild fires to the north had something to do with it. This shot was taken at Aliso Viejo Town Center.
2 comments September 21st, 2006
Heading into the Sunset
This is a typical street in Dana Point. The city has many rolling hills that all lead to the ocean.
1 comment September 17th, 2006
Suburban Cowboy
This is actually the first time I have seen someone riding a horse on this sidewalk. I took this on the same corner as this post.
6 comments August 27th, 2006
More Palms
These are the same palm trees fron this post. These palm trees are part of new construction in Aliso Viejo. The construction is most likely a business building since Aliso Viejo is home to many tech companies including Buy.com, Qlogic and Qwest Software.
2 comments August 20th, 2006
Just Planted
This is what a newly planted palm tree looks like. I guess they tie up the palms to keep them from falling off during transportation. Can you tell we like palm trees in Southern California?
5 comments August 16th, 2006
Empty
This is Aliso Woods park in Aliso Viejo. It is empty now but on the weekends this is the place for youth and adult Soccer Leauges. You might remember this park from this post.
2 comments August 15th, 2006
Sidewalk
Sorry this post is late.
With a sign this big you know this sidewalk is closed.
2 comments August 8th, 2006
Oil Fields
This is the Huntington Beach Oil Field. The location of this field is very interesting since it is right next to the Bolsa Chica Wetlands. Bolsa Chica is one of the last natural wetlands in California. Gas in Huntington Beach is a bit cheaper than most places in Orange County because of the oil field.
4 comments August 4th, 2006
Follow the leader
I pass this row of poles almost every weekend and I thought it was about time they joined the DP family. This was taken by the La Paz Sports Park in Laguna Niguel. The La Paz Sports Park consists of baseball and soccer fields and is next to Laguna Niguel Regional Park where you can go fishing, hiking or biking.
5 comments August 2nd, 2006
