Continued from
Big Sur, Revisited – Part One
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Big Sur, California in the daytime is — fires or no — always epic.
Close to land, the water is like mottled turquoise, islands of olive sea kelp floating on milky puffs of light blue soaking sand. Stretching out towards Asia, teal blends to azure.
Here, Highway 1 often snakes hundreds of feet above the ocean and yet sometimes only inches from the shore. It winds past rolling hills of pasture and through deep dark woods, an impossible engineering experiment that actually worked. [Read more...]






