Okay, these are the last photos from my mom’s house in the Bay Area.
Because I grew up across the bay from San Francisco, I had the benefits of living in a small town, but I had access to all the culture, art, music and food of the big city. We also had more than our fair share of first-hand encounters with nature.
In fact, we still do. There are deer, and wild turkeys roaming the streets. And we have nightly visits from cat food-stealing varmints.
You gotta love nature… and animals.
Especially when they are right outside your window, and you don’t even have to get up from the dining room table, where you are editing the fourth novel in your action/humor science fiction series.
I love the nocturnal visitors.
I also love being able to take pictures of the sunset from the front deck…
But I do not like the telephone wires.
The mortal enemy of the photographer.
Pouring My Art Out 
Just outside of Vancouver there a place call Surrey BC, they put everything underground no wires in the sky….
Also the parking lots are big the sidewalk are big, hell everything is big in Surrey!
It sounds nice.
i lov it, they looked to the future as they were designing the their city,,,
So is it a new city?
I like that.
Pretty well owned an ran by East Indians…
That explains it, I guess.
Love the pictures
Thanks so much.