Harris Fire

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Harris Fire, originally uploaded by Sassberto.

This is the Harris Fire, burning in the East County backcountry, as viewed from my house in Rolando.

Smoky Sunset

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Smoky Sunset, originally uploaded by Sassberto.

Another wild sunset today. Fires are retreating but it’s not over yet.

Smoky Skies

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Smoky Skies, originally uploaded by Sassberto.

5:30 PM, Tuesday October 23, 2007.
Smoke is from the Harris Fire, burning just east of Mt San Miguel, Chula Vista CA.

Firestorm 07′

If you’ve turned on a TV or opened a newspaper, you know by now that there are some serious fires burning in Southern California right now. San Diego County is host to the largest wildfire in state history by some accounts, the Witch Fire. As of now most of these fires are […]

San Diego Beaches

From south to north:
IB: funky, sketchy, sometimes polluted
Coronado: primo, bad parking, stingrays
Sunset Cliffs / Garbage: Nice, just watch for canyon trolls
OB: packed, funky, stoney, organic, smelly, dirty
MB: packed, hot chicks, midwestern tourists, zonies, tweakers, weirdos
PB: packed, drunk, bro-down, gangster white boys
Birdrock / Windansea: cool but watch out for the meatheads
La Jolla Cove / Shores / […]

Sassy’s Plans

Sassy’s ten-year plan
Years 1-9 : toil
Year 10 : toil more

My Backyard

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My Backyard, originally uploaded by Sassberto.

This photo is a couple of months old. It’s amazing how much more stuff has grown since then.