Back in October, I was standing in line at a taco truck when the sky behind the palm trees just called to me:
And that is all.
Do you like palm trees? Do you have a favorite tree? Any good food trucks in your area?
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I do! Being a transplant from Oregon, I find them so "California"
ReplyDeleteThey are so ubiquitous around here that I barely notice them.
DeleteI like that photo, I'd have been drawn to it too. I'm not a fan of palm trees that tall in rows. I'm not a fan of them in my city, they don't fit in with our forests of cedar and Douglas fir! The In-and-Out added them, tall and rowed, as I guess it's their thing? Silly. I loved seeing real coconut palms in Puerto Rico and do like the native California fan palms, in their proper places! Well, I seem to have quite a lot to say about palm trees! I can't think of a favorite tree. There are a lot of food trucks downtown, but I've never been to any of them. If I did it would be one of the taco trucks.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised you have palm trees near you. But, yeah, In-and-Out. I get that.
DeleteI love those California tall palm trees. They always amaze me as they do not fall or bend. I have many different favorite trees for different reasons. I like flowering trees like dogwoods, pears, jacarandas.... I like evergreens and very tall trees.
ReplyDeleteOh, they bend. It's just that the wind has to really be blowing.
DeleteI have loved palm trees since I saw them for the first time, visiting family in Florida in 1966. I loved them when I lived in Florida for nearly two years, when I visited San Diego in 1996, in several trips to South Carolina (well, palmettos). I loved them visiting Florida now and again and I'll love them if I ever see them again in person. Why? I'm not really sure. I just love them.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you don't get to see them in person that often. They're everywhere here. My dad has one on his front lawn. I see them daily.
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