Summer is gone and I am one month late in posting these photos taken at the Belmont Shores (Long Beach area) on the occasion of the Sand Sculpture Festival.
It was a steaming hot weather that day in August, when kids and old alike participated. It was also Long Beach’s 100 Centennial Celebration.
Flag & kite waving, just like the ocean waters
Smiling
Enjoying one hazy day at the beach
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There is so much to see and fill your hearts content with the scenic views in the Eastern Sierras. I am showing you some highlights of this trip.
We drove up to Lake Mary Road to the top at 8000 feet elevation. The road speed changes from 15 to 25 to 35 depending on how zigzag the road or loop is. I have fear of heights and my feet were trembling while driving. C’mon you brave little toaster!
This strong gushing flow is the Upper Twin and this leads to the Twin Lakes
The weatherman said slight showers and thunderstorm, and we have seen the movement of the clouds. We stayed for at least an hour and left. When we arrived Main Street, it poured.