Roxanne Holmes recently photographed a beautiful sunset off Shell Beach, at The Sea Ranch.
And Perry Hoffman photographed the sweet pinks and yellows of a sunrise from his Gualala home.
Thanks to Roxanne and Perry for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
Sunny and cool today with very little wind...and achingly beautiful.
A Mendonoma sunset is something to be savored. This is what John Wall saw from his Sea Ranch home last week. Isn't beautiful?
I asked John if those were Brown Pelicans resting on the island and he said yes! Brown Pelicans are now headed southward. They are being seen here in very large numbers.
Bonus photo from John! Dash, the dog, points out a vole or gopher. What a dog!
Thanks to John for allowing me to share his photos with you here.
Smoke from fires far to our north drifted in overnight...ugh. And it's quite warm, over 80 degrees at Rick's and my place in Anchor Bay. Cooler weather is predicted and even a chance of sprinkles on Friday. So, hopefully the smoke will be fleeting.
The clouds make for a dramatic sunset and the ship on the horizon adds to the interest. Shari Goforth-Eby photographed this beautiful sight.
Thanks to Shari for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Cloudy this morning, but the sun broke through. The temps are going to rise for the weekend. I took a walk with my sister, Linda Bostwick, on the Point Arena-Stornetta Lands this afternoon and the wildflowers are amazing!
Neil Silverman took this photo a week ago, a beautiful sunset with storm clouds and sunbeams streaming out below. They are sometimes call God's rays or God's beams.
These beams are so wonderful to see. Thanks to Neil for allowing me to share his photo with you here. To learn more about Neil and Susan's photography, including upcoming workshops, here is the link to their website: https://silvermansphotography.com/
It poured this morning and then the sun broke through. Now clouds are streaming in for round two of the current storms headed our way. Heading for 50 inches season to date!
Between storms, Peggy Berryhill photographed the sunset which is reflected in the Gualala River. Pure loveliness!
It's cold today, Tuesday, mid-afternoon. It's 42 degrees at my place! And it's raining. The next three days are supposed to be rain-free. Perhaps a trip to the Mendonoma Coast is in order?