Framed If you take a stroll along the San Luis Obispo Creekwalk, you will find several pieces of public art along the way. One of those, the Web of Life, was dedicated on Jan. 19th, 2000. The Web of Life is a large bronze sphere ‘symbolizing the continuity of the flowing creek and the...
Framed Photo and story by www.PhotoByVivian.com Friday, Sept 22 rings in the first day of fall, the autumnal equinox. The sun crosses the celestial equator and the earth’s two hemispheres get an equal amount of light. Here on the Central Coast it is harvest time, the leaves begin to...
Framed Photo and story by www.PhotoByVivian.com One of the most amazing sites off our shore is seeing Humpback Whales that are migrating from Mexico to coastal California for summer and fall feeding of sardines, anchovies and krill. The more bait balls (schools of small fish) in our...
No one is really certain how it began, but the 15-foot high, 70-foot long alley off Higuera Street in downtown San Luis Obispo has been covered with ABC (already been chewed) gum left by students, residents and tourists alike, beginning around 1945-1950, gaining popularity in the 1970s...
Framed You see them all the time, kayakers paddling below the cliffs, drifting peacefully between the sea stacks, coves and rocks while exploring many spots only accessible from the water. Tourists and locals alike kayak off our coast and enjoy paddling through sea caves, under the...