River Chambers
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Sand Dollars
By now, after living in San Diego for nearly 21 years of my life, I have experienced most, if not all, of San Diego’s “elegant” beaches. I have smelled air full of salt, smog, pot smoke, and other ephemeral smells. Many sights come to mind when observing people at the beach, you have the cliche tourists, families, couples, the surfers, the gooks, and the high class beach-goers. It is not hard to differentiate the groups, the gooks and surfers merely finding a spot to get there high on life through Mother Nature’s virtues, the normal middle class families and couples simply finding a few hours of escape from working round clock to live in the inner cities and rural areas that are scorched with such immense heat on a summer's day. The upper class leisurely taking a drive in some new sports car of tomorrow without a care in the world, casually speaking about business or stock in some “Hip Bar” that just popped up recently on the corner.
By River Chambers5 years ago in Wander