Someone lost someone dear to their heart. Might not even be a human someone lost.

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Halfway up the backside of Mount Woodsen, from the 67 access area. That is mostly Ramona in the background.

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Calliope, taking a break in the shade, as we walk the five mile loop of Lake Miramar Reservoir. It was a fairly warm day, and we got our required number of shadow breaks, where we consumed an adequate amount of water.

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I love the smell of these wonderful little citrus fruits.

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From the Scenic Overlook along the trail from Oak Oasis County Park, in San Diego County. I think the closest town is Lakeside.

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Once, I was a tree.
Now, I am a husk.
Tomorrow I will be dust.
…
Tomorrow is lost to us all.
Be kind to each other.

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Calliope loves laying down in water. Here she is getting cooled off. It was 102 degrees F on our little hike today and she just walked in and layed down, "Ploop!" We sat there for a while, and she just listened to nature. … Me too.

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Shakespeare penned the oposite in his play, Venus and Adonis. “Like a red morn that ever yet betokened, Wreck to the seaman, tempest to the field, Sorrow to the shepherds, woe unto the birds, Gusts and foul flaws to herdmen and to herds.”

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This is her, just rising from the water where she was lying down for a quick cool off. She really loves the water.

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The central Pistil and the six surrounding Stamens.

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Just playing around with somehing to do before I went to bed.

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Up close. You can see me reflected in her eye.

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Kelp that has been dislodged from the sea floor, and washed ashore, and left behind from the latest high tide.

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Ericameria parishii
Found in the dry slopes and chaparral throughout Southern California into Baja, this shrub can grow to twelve feet tall. This member of the daisy family has oblong, lime green leaves with a leathery quality. One plant can produce many bright yellow flower clusters, which attract many insect pollinators.

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When I Find out, I will change the name of this post

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This smoke blocked the sun for most of the day, the sun would peek out every now and then.

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One fine looking, leather covered, with tan white walled tires, electric bike!

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So, after I shot the earlier image with some of the little flowers opem, I went outside and saw that many more flowers were open, so I picked a new sprig and brought it into shoot. … Each of these little purple flowers are only about 2mm (3/16ths of an inch) across. … I mean really tiny.

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The morning after, and some of the small flowers are open.

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I do not know what this is. But, it is pretty.

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Get to the point man!

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With four aphids just hanging around.

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Kinda cool!

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On a new root of a sprouting plant.

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