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There’s a bunch of Cargill evaporation ponds south of San Francisco - some that are very visible from the Dumbarton bridge. I used to drive by them every day on my way to work. Last time I flew into SFO I made sure to snap a picture. Certainly not as stylish or well composed but my pictures were from a commercial airliner so cut me some slack here.
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Too salty for me.
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The salt ponds on the island of Bonaire are cool because they’re also the feeding ground for huge flocks of pink flamingos that make a daily commute from Venezuela, hang out and eat brine shrimp all day and then as the sun sets they all take off and fly home. Pink skies, baby.
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Those salt flats would make great stained glass designs. On a large scale like a full sized door or windows those would be incredible with various textures of glass.
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