Marykate Cochran Warner took this photograph north of Gualala on the full moon of July 1st. She wrote, "We all share the same moon."
A vision of loveliness for you today!
Thanks to Marykate for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
As it usually does, the high inland temperatures coaxed the fog back to the coast. Today it is fifteen degrees cooler at our house than yesterday. Hello fog, my old friend!
Peter Cracknell took a beautiful photo of fog on the coast from Highway One. A bicyclist is taking a break.
Here's a recent photo I took at Gualala Point Regional Park. A finger of fog reaches for the town of Gualala.
Thanks to Peter for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
A storm like this can put a serious dent in ol' man Drought! We are told we may get more than five inches of rain and 50 mile per hour winds. Bring it on, Mother Nature! Robert Scarola photographed a storm cloud moving in.
We know we might have power outages but we are prepared. We haven't had a nice, big storm like this for several years and we are grateful.
Thanks to Robert for allowing me to share his photo with you here. If you are on the Coast this Sunday, Dec. 14th, join Rick and me at the Four-Eyed Frog Bookstore in Gualala at 4 pm for Robert's book event for his new book, Rim of the World. For more into, here is the Frog's website: http://www.foureyedfrog.com/
Cece Case was in her office at her home in Gualala when she looked up and got the surprise of her life. An adult female Mountain Lion was looking through the window.
Cece does have cats and perhaps this big cat was looking for a tasty treat. Cece got another photo of the Cougar - a look at her full body and tail. You can see it at the Independent Coast Observer's website at: www.mendonoma.com Click on Mendonoma Sightings photos to see it.
Thanks to Cece for allowing me to share her photo with you here.