The waves have been small in the dog days. Fires burn the state and cast a faint filter on coastal light bringing fall into focus a shade early. Our street is strewn with red and yellow leaves. I’m betting on an early winter but I have been wrong the past three years.
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It seems as if the light is changing earlier than usual in the valley, too. Here’s hoping for an early and wet winter. Good to see all of that water flowing, even if it’s less than other years.
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There is something about that smokey light that ushers in the fall. Poor summer for windsurfing in the delta. I SUPped more than I sailed!
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