Photos | An Evening in Carmel
Wesley enjoys a moment of serenity, raising a wine glass to yet another picture-perfect sunset from his Carmel balcony. Captured in November 2023, this snapshot inserts us right into a blissful California evening, encircled by captivating nature and urban architecture.
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