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Rainbow Ice Plant Along California’s Coast

On my trip last week along California’s spectacular coastline, I noticed that the Ice Plant growing along the sand dunes and beaches was a very  vibrant color.  Fall weather had made its mark on the Ice Plant. In the second photo below, you’ll see the color of Ice Plant in other seasons.  With an approaching Pacific Ocean storm, the contrast of the autumn colors to the dark blue skies was a refreshing look. Now, if we could only get an ocean in Southern Utah where I live.

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California
Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant grows along the rocky coastline of the California Pacific Ocean near Big Sur

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

This is the beach at Garrapata State Park just south of Carmel. The beach disappeared the next day under the high surf produced from a strong Pacific Ocean Storm.  Those photos to follow soon.

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

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Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

 

Ice plant, in its fall colors, grows along the Pacific Ocean Coastline in Central California

Michael Andrew Just

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