#point joe

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Photographic print, William Morgan, August 8, 1896

“S.S. Saint Paul, a passenger cargo steamer/barkentine built in 1875 in Philadelphia by William Cramp & Sons. View shows ship nearing Chinese settlement at Point Joe. It was stranded on the rocks near Point Joe near Pebble Beach in dense fog on August 8, 1896. Much of its cargo of livestock and crew were rescued by the passenger steamer Gipsy.”

[westdesertsage]

Permanent things are what is needful in a poem, things temporally Of great dimension, things continually renewed or always present. Grass that is made each year equals the mountains in her past and future; Fashionable and momentary things we need not see nor speak of.

Robinson Jeffers

[rudyrugebregt]

Spring walk in Pebble Beach; a two and a half mile loop through the forest, along the ocean, then back home.

May 12, 2025

[peterbowes]

this came in the mail

this came in the mail

Going out because it was the day to go out and because there was a bunch of blokes out there who troubled you from time to time – on the beach or in the car park, or over the internet, or by email. Not even a bunch really, just a couple today. The others were watching you waxing up and zipping zippers out of the corners of their sly little eyes.

Time to get properly introduced it was, so a man…

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Point Joe, Monterey Peninsula, California

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