We live in abnormal times.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many businesses to temporarily shut down. There is little traffic on roads and freeways. Citizens stay safely home, or wear face coverings and keep six feet apart. It’s like an eerie scene from a science fiction movie.
But there are increasing signs that the pandemic has peaked, and hopefully our lives can eventually return to a semblance of normalcy.
Today I got some exercise by walking in a loop through downtown San Diego, including a stretch along the sunny Embarcadero. For a weekday, the usually bustling city was much, much quieter than usual.
But there were signs of activity.
I captured a few images of seeming normalcy in these very abnormal times.
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Glad to see they are getting some roadwork done. There are so many awful potholes in the streets. They were often hard to avoid and still drive safely.
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With our rainier than normal winter, some of the streets are really bad!
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Potholes are probably a welcome trade off with a ‘rainier than normal winter’ Richard. Beats drought! –Curt
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Our arid region, with its large population, can always use more water!
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