One of the things I love about Vista is how there are so many parks, and what the City has done with them. There is artwork scattered throughout the city. The theme of the artwork is called Kites Over Vista. My goal is to get to see all of it, but so far I’ve only captured a few of those pieces in photographs. This piece, which is located about a mile from us, is called Winds of Change. It’s a beautiful piece of workmanship because the blades all turn with the wind!
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The HMS Surprise is a replica of the HMS Rose and was used in the film Master and Commander
The colors were mostly grayed out by the overcase skies, but the sun was still making a valiant attempt to shine.
Just imagine trying to climb those ropes on a ship that's moving all around.
A lone man waits for the day to begin at the Oceanside Pier.
Here's a view of the Oceanside Pier I'll bet you haven't seen.
The fog was think on this particular morning at the Oceanside Pier and even though it was after 7 am, the lights were still shining bright.
Sidewalk dining is common in Carlsbad. The heaters protect against the evening chill or when the fog rolls in.
These cottages are built on the pier in Pacific Beach. They're vacation rentals, so anyone who wants to "live the life" can do it...for a price!
Looking back toward the town of Pacific Beach and those cottages!
The Kites Over Vista public art program brings many one-of-a-kind sculptures to City of Vista parks.
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