We had gone northeast (and up) to escape the grey.
Tuck didn't seem too into it due to the heat, so this time we went northwest (and down) to see if the ocean breeze would give him some relief from the heat--and the grey.
We returned to out favorite bluff and beach walkabout in Carpenteria.
Tuck didn't seem too into it due to the heat, so this time we went northwest (and down) to see if the ocean breeze would give him some relief from the heat--and the grey.
We returned to out favorite bluff and beach walkabout in Carpenteria.
Everything was in full bloom.
The grey extended far over the ocean, we couldn't outwalk it. It didn’t make it less magical, just less hot.
Which meant we could do a little farther than usual.
And we had the beach to ourselves.
Except for one bird.
... who thought we were lonely so he returned with his friends to keep us company on the bluff.
Despite the still slightly overcast conditions, Tucker still needed a break from our extended walk about half way back to the truck.
We’re not in any rush these days, so I let him nap for a bit while I stood there awkwardly waiting. Tucker is comfortable anywhere, even in the middle of traffic. At least this was slightly off the trail and in the shade.
I imagine he’s trying to teach me to relax, not care what others think, and just enjoy the present moment.
I imagine he’s trying to teach me to relax, not care what others think, and just enjoy the present moment.
Afterall, it’s all we got—no matter where we are.
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