Moxon House

Art Moxon’s home, The Arcata Bottom.

A Good Night

Down to the Sea.

EdeBe’s Snack Shack

Fine dining in Orick, California

Shroom Toon

Treehugger

Brenda makes a new friend @Benbow Inn.

Roots

It’s all about perspective and size in the redwood forest. Off Avenue of the Giants near Weott.

Flutterby

A passing flutterer on the South Fork of the Eel south of Weott.

A Fine Car

The Crosley, whose slogan is “A Fine Car,” was built from 1939-1952. This one is a cherry, outside a NAPA Auto Parts store in Old Town, Eureka.

Lotsa Trees

At Bull Creek Wilderness near Dyerville in SoHum. (Click on this for the full pan effect.)

The Benbow Bridge

Over the South Fork of the Eel, built for the Redwood Highway in the 1920s.

Benbow . . .

. . .not Bimbow. Rm 203 with the balcony, behind the oak @right.

Oxalis Trail

At Newton-Chaney Woods, Pepperwood.

Selfie

Hair-raising. Happy 26th anniversary to us, Elk Head.

Elk X-ing

Hooligans. A gang of elk in the 7 a.m. fog try out their “Watch for Elk Crossing” sign on newly repaved Hwy. 101 near Dry Lagoon.

Not a Bad View

This is quite nice, I must say.

PlateFace

Tuna

Fixin’s

Luffenholtz Meander

Holy Mackerel!

Iver Lofving’s “Mackerel”

Birthday Grrrrl

Sadie is 10 today.

Trillium Falls

Tall Tree

Trillium Falls trail.

qwerty

Corona Portable “Folding Typewriter”

Keebler Tree

Trillium Falls trail.

Fogust

Kayak Morning

Fishing Buddy

Sunset Tree

Sunset Beachwalk

Do those legs go all the way up?

The Keyhole Arch to College Cove.

Bon soir, tous. Bastille Day 2017.

Star of the Kinetics Race

What the heck am I doing here?!?!?

Dogface

FIERCE — From top, Trainwreck, Chewbacca, Barney, Dozer, Tristan and Spot.

Good Night

Rhody Time

 

Springtime blooms along rhododendron way at Singing Tree Gardens, McKinleyville, CA.

Slip-Slidin’ Away

After a *really* wet winter, the ground just west of the Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial is giving way. The city sandbagged the parking area last year when a crack developed, then raised barricades in February. Now the trash can and benches have been removed, as the land starts to slide toward Old Home Beach. Lost Coast Outpost used these photos in a story on the Memorial, and SFGate.com picked it up. (Without photo credit or payment to the tipster/photographer, BTW.)

Froggie

Fern Gully

Mill Creek rumbles through the gulch down to the ocean.