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Several of our purple spike plants began to bloom next to the back fence.
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The covered seating area for listening to the bands on the main stage at the Sausalito Art Festival was covered
to provide shade. This year, that covering let light in through a large pink skylight. The effect was to bath the entire seating area in a festive pink glow.
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A store front along Grant street had pink fabric on display that noontime.
This photograph was a closeup of a scarf.
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A weed grew next to the path in the back yard.
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A broken and and cracked piece of sidwalk was located in San Francisco.
A cigarette filter lay in one of the expansion joints.
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A street sign was atop a pole that also held a "One Way" sign and below that the back of a stop sign.
The top sign on the pole read, "Oak Street 1660," which contained the word Oak.
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A sign across the street, and at the entry to a strip mall, read, "Seventeen Oaks Center" and contained the plural word Oaks.
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A sign on a building that read, "Oak Building" contained the word Oak. The dots below the sign were either holes or raised
dots that formed a sign in braille.
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The Artist
, Artist: Betsabee' Romero
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, JFK
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, Promenade
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, Golden Gate Park
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, San Francisco,
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, California
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, Date Photographed: 08:00:05 Sunday 19 July 2026
, Date Published: Thursday 17 October 2026
, Copyright 2026 Bryan Costales
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, The artist's credit was on the box that supported the art. It read, "On the Other Side Of The Track, 2017, Betsabee' Romero, Five tires carved and painted with gold leaf, Mexican shawls, wooden lids, and gold leaf painting."
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Artist
, Warriors In Captivity
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, In Captivity
, JFK
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, Promenade
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, Golden Gate Park
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, San Francisco,
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, California
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, Date Photographed: 08:02:50 Sunday 19 July 2026
, Date Published: Wednesday 16 October 2026
, Copyright 2026 Bryan Costales
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, The credit for the art was on one of the bases. It read, "Warriors in Captivity 2007, Betsabee' Romero, Three truck tires engraved and painted with gold leaf."
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Atop a restaurant in Monterey, California's wharf was a whale weathervane. That whale flew over gulls
perched on the roof below it.
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A closer view of one of the two yellow border lilies in our backyard "Snake" raised garden bed.
This one had an identifying sign near it.
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Our Liatris Spicata (Purple Spike) flowers grew next to the driveway.
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A statue of a black bear was in Safari Village.
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A closer view of the other side of the totem art with a green ceramic path running down its side.
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The sign identifying this art was attached to its concrete base.
It read,
Vallejo Art &
Architecture
Walk
"Connections" 2015
Artist: Sherry Tobin
Concrete, Mosaic
vallejoartandarchitecture.com
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A closer view of the back of the totem art with the ships of Mare Island beyond it.
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A closer view of the front of the totem art with a bear, an owl, a rabbit, and a fox looking out.
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A closer view revealed one side of the totem art.
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The totem where one side faced the ferry terminal and the other side faced a parking lot.
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(1 views) Where's Gloria predates Where's Waldo
, (1944) Rocking Park, California
, © 2007 Terry Costales
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The use of many long, skinny balloons to decorate parade participants caught on in the first decade
of the 21st century. Here they were used to emulate wings.
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Our first Calla Lily was growing in our Monster raised garden bed.
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A rooster atop an old barn was used as a weathervane. The barn was found just off the road while
driving Highway 101 in California.
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Yellow wildflowers bloomed in a tiny meadow surrounding the oak trees.
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