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Gypsy's Photos - Stormy Weather Results

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Gypsy ready for the storm, looking a little naked.

Churning seas the night before Genevieve arrived...

Pelicans flew in during the storm for a little shelter.

View from studio window during storm.

Sad looking plant outside of studio was happy to get a good drink.

Storm casualty.

Flooding in the marina walkways.

Post storm sunrise

Day after sunset.

The beach cliff parking lot that lost a few feet into the sea.

Panga fishing boat area cleared out for the storm.

Red flag flying - stormy weather, high surf and strong currents.

Gate to the marina area needs a bit of fixing now.

Down the alley you can see the culprit to the electricity loss.

Sideways trees

Day after stormy skies.

Stormy skies still in the West as the sunsets the day after the storm.

Post storm public beach. Castor oil plant we photographed last month barely survived (in foreground).

Public beach at harbor entrance.

Deserted public beach and gathering areas, day after storm.

Found these beautiful red dates on my post storm walk. Up until now all I had seen were yellow ones.

Little iguana out to check out the post storm scene.

Once the iguana noticed me he got shy.

Two days after the storm the panga fishermen were back at it at sunrise.

This was on the public beach for plastic trash collection. The storm apparently rolled it up off the beach and lost the contents along the way. You will see where the contents went in the following pics.

Our visiting pigeon friend must have found good shelter in the storm. "0615" was back looking for breakfast the next day!

Bob s other pigeon and dove friends who hang at the beach

Genevieve turned out to be quite a vandal to Leonora Carrington s art work...

The Elephant trees did not fair too well...

Dragonflies decided it was a good time to mate.

Here at the harbor entrance you can see a stream of dark material coming into the harbor

The dark stream up closer as it came by the docks. Seems like shredded bark to me but not sure.

The storm also brought in quite a bit of other debris...

It is not the Pacific Garbage Patch but still too much plastic debris floated into the harbor...

And styrofoam everywhere...

Couple days after the storm the big arroyo still has some water in it.

Fish have fun too... the mullets decided to play games with all the debris in the harbor. They take turns jumping over sticks. Very unusual to see!

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