Roaring Creek

After (another) big December rain, Mill Creek is ferocious crossing the beach.

Mid-Winter Dream

This flower is a flamenco dancer. But Mary Wilbur called them “fried egg flowers.”

Gravestone

Trinidad Town Cemetery on a grey day.

Leaf Canvas

Treats

Dad’s goody basket.

Cookie Watch

Baby first.

Unreal

What if all that rain had been SNOW!?!??!

The Plaza

After a rainy day, the skies break over Arcata Plaza.

The Burying Ground

Trinidad Cemetery on a grey day.

Sea? Sky.

After a grey day, the sun escapes the clouds to bid November goodbye.

Old Home Skies

Invasive pampas grass anchor the sliding slope of the ancient Tsauri village site at Old Home Beach, on Trinidad harbor.

Gentle Evening

The fading light over the Pacific is soft and sweet tonight.

180 degrees of beeeootiful

A pan of the last November Saturday morning on Trinidad State Beach, from sunrise to Pewetole, with a grateful yogi in the middle. Namaste, world.

qwerty

What’s your type?

Coloring

Pastels on the Plaza, 2015.

Trinidad Christmas Cards for Sale

PeezPix Trinidad-Themed Holiday Cards

I am ordering a press run of these special holiday notecards this week. Orders in sets of 5 minimum ($12.50 for 5). Email tedpeasemedia@gmail.com.

1. Old Trinidad Pier

2. Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial w/ crescent moon, Christmas morning 2014.

3. Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial and Harbor, Christmas 2014.

4. Christmas Buoys, vertical and horizontal:

5. Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial at sunrise:

 6. Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial at sunrise, with crescent moon:

Other PeezPix cards always available. Contact Ted at tedpeasemedia@gmail.com anytime.

Stella’s Wading Pool

After the rain, Mill Creek runs high over State Beach.

Fall Market

 

Stop and Smell the Kelp

October morning on Old Home Beach.

Some Morning

Now that’s a morning of hope and promise.

’Yakkin’ Around

Seafaring derring-do as Team CooPeasian takes to small, plastic boats . . .

. . . at Stone Lagoon with Kayak Zack.

It was a long time coming, but though nervous, Brenda took to it . . .

. . . like a, well, a kayak to water.

Complete with lunch break with Marna and Michael on the spit.

We’ll do it again.

Flood Tide!

“King” tides and a big westerly surge combine to overrun Trinidad State beach . . .

. . . as Stella explores the sea foam flooding the usual high tide rocks at Mill Creek.

Greg’s Barn

Dresden, Maine.

Berrybush

The fall crop of blackberries, from the yard.

Eucalyptus

Godwit Games

Godwits strolling on Clam Beach.

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Gentle Evening

End o’ Day off Trinidad.

Goosenecking

Prehistoric barnacles on a Houda rock.

Bounty

Not a lot from the summer garden barrels, but high quality.

WooHoo!

Today is brought to us by the number 68 — as in the number of minutes crazy Brenda ran to celebrate her birthday of the same number.

Creepy Paul

Siblings practice their awkward standing for a photo in front of creepy Paul Bunyan at the Trees of Mystery in Klamath. “You want to sit on my boot?”

Battery Point Light

The lighthouse at Battery Point in Crescent City, where cousin Sally once served as lighthouse keeper.