
When I was a kid, and then later when I was at college,
I knew I was almost home when Crystal Cove came into view.
Depending upon the season
(yes, California has seasons but you have to be a Californian to know them)
you might get this colorful late Spring early Summer view or a different set of colors:
foggy greys, bright greens, or golden fields.
This was long before it became Crystal Cove State Park —
this was when it had locals living in not-fancy houses and
horses were ridden on the beach and it was a lovely wild place.
I’m not sad that it became a park —
better than a private gated community of McMansions!
When I was a girl I was known as Debbie Beck.
Folding journal made of Hahnemühle Bamboo Carnet de Voyage,
Pentalic HB woodless pencil, White Uniball Signo,
TWSBI Eco 1.1 and Pilot Parallel pen with Robert Oster Orange Zest,
Platinum Carbon pen with Platinum Carbon ink waterproof cartridges,
Sennelier, Holbein, DS Primatek watercolors, and Daniel Smith Watercolors.

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Those homes on the State Park home page…what a glorious view they have.
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Absolutely. On a clear day — and they do have them — you can see Catalina and the smaller islands.
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