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The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood.

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    The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
    Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
    I took some photos to show my husband.

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    • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

      The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
      Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
      I took some photos to show my husband.

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      @NorcalGma2 Nature makes wonderful works of art.

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      • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

        The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
        Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
        I took some photos to show my husband.

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        sunnjax@tech.lgbtS This user is from outside of this forum
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        @NorcalGma2 Beautiful! 🪵

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        • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

          The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
          Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
          I took some photos to show my husband.

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          @NorcalGma2 That's beautiful. Such color.

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          • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

            The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
            Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
            I took some photos to show my husband.

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            mfennvt@vermont.masto.hostM This user is from outside of this forum
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            @NorcalGma2 That's amazing!

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            • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

              The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
              Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
              I took some photos to show my husband.

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              955_36@sfba.social9 This user is from outside of this forum
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              @NorcalGma2 Gorgeous colors and textures. Any idea what kind of wood that is? Doesn't look familiar. Closest thing I can think of is bristlecone pine, but I don't know how that would end up on a Humboldt county beach.

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              • 955_36@sfba.social9 955_36@sfba.social

                @NorcalGma2 Gorgeous colors and textures. Any idea what kind of wood that is? Doesn't look familiar. Closest thing I can think of is bristlecone pine, but I don't know how that would end up on a Humboldt county beach.

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                @955_36
                I'm not sure but I'll ask my resident expert.

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                • 955_36@sfba.social9 955_36@sfba.social

                  @NorcalGma2 Gorgeous colors and textures. Any idea what kind of wood that is? Doesn't look familiar. Closest thing I can think of is bristlecone pine, but I don't know how that would end up on a Humboldt county beach.

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                  @955_36 @NorcalGma2 That's madrone.

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                    @955_36 @NorcalGma2 That's madrone.

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                    @chrisnelder @NorcalGma2 I should have thought of that. Thanks.

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                    • chrisnelder@mastodon.energyC chrisnelder@mastodon.energy

                      @955_36 @NorcalGma2 That's madrone.

                      norcalgma2@sfba.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @chrisnelder @955_36
                      That's what my husband said too.

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                      • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

                        The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
                        Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
                        I took some photos to show my husband.

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                        @NorcalGma2 gorgeous

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                        • norcalgma2@sfba.socialN norcalgma2@sfba.social

                          The rain on the beach washed the crusty sand off of the driftwood. The variety of colors and textures were really beautiful.
                          Summer says that she prefers the smaller sticks.
                          I took some photos to show my husband.

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                          @NorcalGma2

                          There is some quote from a photographer goes something like: Photography is capturing the mundane and bringing it to the viewers attention in a way they wouldn't have noticed " badly butchered quote but that what this does they're great

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