Paul Bond’s award-winning oil paintings live in the spaces between dreaming and reality. He draws from the Latin American genre of Magic Realism where symbolic and fantastic elements blend with realistic atmospheres, unveiling a world where anything is possible. His paintings merge symbolic, surreal and fantastic elements with realistic atmospheres to unveil a world where everything is possible. He often refers to then as “fairy tales for adults”. By merging and altering familiar objects – mixed with equal parts whimsy, wonder and mysticism – Bond’s works delight the imagination and stir the soul. Here in Laguna, you don’t simply just go shopping. When you go shopping in this very high-end community that means shopping for the latest paintings, artwork or jewelry…or something really one-of-a-kind. Some larger communities were also in danger. Lindsay, a city of about 13,000 people in California's Central Valley, was projected to run out of water on July 1. Chapparosa Park: Nestled in the nook of San Juan Canyon, this is at the beginning of the Salt Creek Trail and also very close to ‘The Ridge’ too. There are soccer and baseball fields here. Laguna Niguel fire: 20 homes destroyed, another 11 damaged as 200-acre Coastal Fire forces evacuations - ABC7 Los Angeles

In his freshman year of high school, 1982, Derek took metal shop. It was then that he was exposed to a whole new world which included welding; his artistic focus was found, and metal became his passion. The hilltop city of about 65,000 people is just inland from the coastal city of Laguna Beach about 50 miles south of Los Angeles. Saul's dismal Chelsea spell ends: Was midfielder the Premier League's worst signing in 2021-22?". Goal.com. 8 June 2022.Salvador Dali created a series of prints titled "The Tribes of Israel" in 1972. This series consists of 13 individual prints, each representing one of the tribes of Israel as mentioned in the Old Testament of the Bible. Dali's interpretation of the tribes combines his signature surrealist style with biblical themes. Mysterious 'witch bottles' appear along the Gulf of Mexico - and researchers are avoiding opening them

Suárez, Isaac (18 February 2020). "Saúl vuelve a marcar en un partido importante"[Saúl scores in an important match again]. Marca (in Spanish) . Retrieved 18 April 2020. As a young man, Derek’s family was far from rich, so to make art, he turned to the open road (mostly the side of the road) collecting pieces of metal and other nonsense. He grew fascinated with the challenge of what could be made from his collection of junk. Nowadays, he has become a regular at a few scrap yards and visits weekly for new finds. That might be why his friends and family refer to him as “Sanford." And even though Derek’s work is mostly recycled, he is perfectly capable of creating with new material too. He started making small primitive sculptures for his family and friends in 1985. That evolved, and in 1989 he began selling his art locally.In 1842, the 13,316-acre (5,389ha) Rancho Niguel was granted to Juan Avila; he retained ownership of the land through the Mexican–American War (when California became part of the United States) until 1865, when a severe drought forced him into bankruptcy. In 1895 Lewis Moulton and Jean Pierre Daguerre bought the Rancho Niguel and other portions of the surrounding area from farmers who were struggling due to persistent drought conditions. The Moulton Company was established to oversee 19,000 acres (7,700ha) of local land which was used, mainly for orchards and sheep ranching, well into the mid-20th century. [11] In 1951 the land was divided between the Moulton and Daguerre families, the latter inheriting 8,056 acres (3,260ha) in the future location of Laguna Niguel. In 1954 the Daguerres sold 7,200 acres (2,900ha) to the Shumaker Group and 856 acres (346ha) of oceanfront to George Capron, a former Major League Baseball player who established the Capron Ranch. [12] Laguna Niguel Corporation [ edit ] Terrace model home, Laguna Niguel, 1961