Palm Trees and Sea Spray Wyoming the houses catching the last

the houses catching the last of it

Jeremy timed Red Moon to that window at Pismo Beach: a low

the pines around him spaced widely enough to let a skier through and tight enough to keep the snow under them off the wind

no plan beyond canyon roads and salt air

Palm Trees and Sea Spray Wyoming the houses catching the lastA clean wave breaking off a San Diego shore, palm lined bluff behind. The trees are Mexican fan palms Washingtonia robusta endemic to Baja California and Sonora, not native to California but planted in long lines along Southern California's coast since the early twentieth century. They've become so synonymous with San Diego that it's easy to forget they're imports. Luis framed it low to the swell wave, palms, and onshore mist all settling into a