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by sfalice

Comment by GeneralE:
A charming look at a bit of "small town America" not 20 miles from downtown San Francisco.

Sometime around 1970 my dad and I took a class at SF State where we excavated a former Native American habitation site on one of the nearby ranches ... on the very last day we found a burial site.

Someplace I have a topographic map I made after we learned how to survey the site ...

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by sfalice

Comment by ubique:
Alice, I REALLY enjoyed your lovely essay! Nicasio; what a beautiful name. I wonder how it's pronounced? I could look it up, but what if it's not said the way I want to hear it ... Ni-kars-eeoh? That's a perfect sound, a romantic Italian kind of sound, so I would not like it to actually be something less melodious ... like Nee-ka-see-o.

The place looks almost impossibly inviting. Your essay made me want to go there, and it also convinced me that you love Nicasio. I can see why; both in what your photographs show, and in how perfectly they show it. Thank you!

Reflections
by sfalice

Comment by LoVi:
fluidity love these reflections....I have one of the Eiffel tower like this

Windows
by sfalice

Comment by Ann:
I like the rim light on the top edge. Good timing.

Detail-Russian-Orthodox-Cathedral-
by sfalice

Comment by Ann:
I like how the domes glow.

Simplicity
by sfalice

Comment by bmartuch:
Simple and beautiful.

-center-of-attraction-
by sfalice

Comment by LoVi:
An interesting choice of framing. Looking through something dark....wonder what it is?

IMG_2696-pigeons-on-a-pole-800
by sfalice

Comment by GeneralE:
Reminds me a little of the invaders from War of the Worlds ... :-)

Open book
by sfalice

Comment by Revecca:
the colors are just too contrasted for my liking.

-Twosome-
by sfalice

Comment by nam:
My 10. Enough said.