Vallejo across San Pablo Bay
“What do you do there,
moon, in the sky?
Tell me what you
do, silent moon.
When evening comes you
rise and go contemplating
wastelands; then you set.”
Giacomo Leopardi
Alcatrace (Pelican) Impersonates Pterodactyl
"A wonderful bird is the pelican,
His bill will hold more
than his belican,
He can take in his beak
Enough food for a week
But I'm damned if I see
how the helican!"
Dixon Lanier Merritt (1910)
Look!
She's DOING it!
Especially Click on This One to Enlarge
"The rollin' hills seem
to do something for you
to do something for you
It seems they're meant to be
looked on by you
looked on by you
And when the sunshine
is doing it's thing
is doing it's thing
Then you know that
all you see is true
all you see is true
Every day every night the
same old groovy feelin'
same old groovy feelin'
People that live a lot
love a lot
love a lot
And everything there
is so good
is so good
Look at California
Look at California"
(Frankie Beverly &) Maze
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Thank You!
Fondly, cloudia
Aloha, Cloudia. The pelican is a very amazing bird! Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI adore pelicans. Yours are different to ours - but both are definitely prehistoric looking.
ReplyDeleteTres joli ode to la Luna :) there's nothing as odd as a pelican! Lovely rolling hills, California is pretty cool :)
ReplyDeleteI love the lights across the bay and the pelican, complete with limerick. The hills of California are quite different from Diamond Head, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteAt first I aw North Bay, and then realized it was't Ontario's NB, since they have snow!!!
ReplyDeletealoha!
The moon dreams of days to come
ReplyDeleteThe moon is also a part of you and I and vice-versa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, Cloudia!
Have a Happy Day!!
Peace :)
Hello Cloudia, pretty sky shots and beautiful view of the California hills. I love the Pelicans, they and their bills are amazing. Great post! Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove the flying pelican.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Thanks Friends!
ReplyDeleteThe pelican stands out in particular. I've never seen one in the wild.
ReplyDeleteNeat pictures! I thought the limerick was by Ogden Nash but I just checked and I was wrong.
ReplyDeleteCool pelican and poem to match!
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