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The male has an eight-foot wing span. There were
hundreds of salmon in the creek, heading for the fish
ladder just outside the Hearth Center before returning to
Blue Lake to spawn. I laughed out loud one morning when
a baby squirrel fell out of one of the pine trees onto the
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deck outside my cabin. I think his appearance surprised for special rates and informa-
us both. He sat there kind of stunned for a moment before
scampering away. There was also a resident blue jay who tion.
was quite a persistent character. He'd hit the railing of
the deck each morning with a loud thunk, and then come For a media kit contact us at
stumping up to the window, cocking his head and looking advertising@sandiegowoman.
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I really miss my fellow artists at Caldera. Even though we Woman
spent most of the days and nights working alone or in the
center studios, we all got incredibly close. The whole ex-
perience of being there was amazing -- almost Zen. There Photography 25
is something about being in the woods where, except for Submit local photographs that
the sound of the creek outside your window or the wind
blowing through the trees, there is nothing but you and depict the beauty of San Diego.
your work. I felt a sense of everything falling away -- all
of the noise and material trappings -- and experienced Photo credits will be proudly
a heightened state of awareness. Everything you do up
there, from lighting a fire to walking along the lake shore to displayed with your pictures.
putting words on a page, becomes filled with intention. It
was very hard to leave.
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