(1/3) Early this morning, right after the rain stopped, I walked Cliff Drive, which runs along side the most beautiful park in the world, Heisler Park. Because there are so many things to see on this street (and in the Park) I have to break up the post into three parts. Highlights include:
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Bronze snail attached to the wall next to entrance of the famous Laguna Art Museum. Tim Shockley is the artist.
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Colorful bench created by local artist, Marlo Bartels. The Chess & Checkers public art in Main Beach is also from Mr. Bartels. .
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Las Brisas patio- best brunch in town with the best ocean views!
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Gazebo - local landmark. Up until the late 1930’s, there was a pier from the Gazebo to Bird Rock.
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California Coastal Trail marker. .
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Sculpture by Jerry Rothman. Is it an elephant? Character from Dr. Seuss? Rooster?
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“Rock Pile Carve” bench over looking local surf spot, Rock Pile. The stone represents a wave and the bench represents a surfboard cutting through the wave.
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“Tidepool Paddleboard” artist designed bench. The hand blown glass reflects what we can see in the tide pools below.
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Bronze snail attached to the wall next to entrance of the famous Laguna Art Museum. Tim Shockley is the artist.
.
Colorful bench created by local artist, Marlo Bartels. The Chess & Checkers public art in Main Beach is also from Mr. Bartels. .
.
Las Brisas patio- best brunch in town with the best ocean views!
.
Gazebo - local landmark. Up until the late 1930’s, there was a pier from the Gazebo to Bird Rock.
.
California Coastal Trail marker. .
.
Sculpture by Jerry Rothman. Is it an elephant? Character from Dr. Seuss? Rooster?
.
“Rock Pile Carve” bench over looking local surf spot, Rock Pile. The stone represents a wave and the bench represents a surfboard cutting through the wave.
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“Tidepool Paddleboard” artist designed bench. The hand blown glass reflects what we can see in the tide pools below.
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