First Photos of the New Year
They aren't anything special, but I realized when I took them that they are my first photos of the New Year.
No doubt they will be followed by many hundreds more, if my camera history in Carlsbad repeats itself.
I would have liked a bright sunny day to start the New Year. However, it was quite blustery and chilly, but not an unusual winter day for us.
And we were blessed with a couple inches of rain overnight so I really shouldn't gripe. We need it desperately, and more is due.
We were out running errands and drove along Armada Drive which overlooks the Carlsbad Flower Fields (due to open March 1st) and the ocean in the distance. More on the Fields as we get close to blooming time. They WILL look like the FEATURE PHOTO in the next couple of months.
The top photo is also my first of this particular view without the iconic Encinas Power Plant that was a fixture on the Carlsbad coast for decades (SEE FEATURE PHOTO from 2020). Completion of the tear-down was mid last year. It's still odd to drive along the coast road and not see it any longer.
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