As you move down into California, the fog clears and you can see the bright, lively creation that is the Pacific Ocean gleaming up at you. It reminded me of the end scene in The Little Mermaid when her father finally casts a spell to give her legs so she can become human and live on land with Prince Eric (the dreamiest prince, in my opinion). The water is sparkling as she rises out of the water walking towards her lifelong dream and love. A little dramatic, I know, but I just couldn't help but think of that as I looked out upon the endless blue.
The closer we got to San Francisco, the further we drove into the Redwoods and wine country, which was pretty exciting for me. Unfortunately, it just wasn't in the time or books to make a stop there, but next time we venture out west, you can bet your booty I'll be guzzling some Napa/Sonoma Valley wines. At one point, we literally drove right past the Coppola Winery, and I freaked out a little so I tweeted at them and they replied to me saying they waved as I passed by! I like those folks.
Such gorgeous photos Kass. You captured the eerieness of the Oregon coast perfectly in that second photo!! Love the eighth one down and the large window shot.
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Sarah
I love all of the pictures of the coast. That foggy Oregon coastline seems so dreamy and the sunny California coastline is just so BLUE. Wish our Texas beaches were anywhere near as beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA trip to San Francisco, Big Sur and Sonoma keeps creeping higher on my travel list!
I know! It's so cool how much the coast of the SAME ocean changes the further south you go. Unreal.
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