Comfy

Sadie dreams of fishes?

Sailors Rest

Adorni Center, Eureka.

Puttttt

No, I didn’t make the putt.

Trillium Creek

After a wet spring, plenty of falls, but not many trillia.

DayGlo

The Little Red Schoolhouse at Dry Lagoon has gone *bright* for 2019.

Sleeping Dog Doodle

Old Wharf

Foot of Del Norte on Humboldt Bay. March 2019.

Bright Day

Parker Creek meanders over Old Home Beach. March 2019.

Mudflats

On the Mad River. March 2019.

Coasties

After the Storm

After heavy rains, the Mad River Beach at Vista Point disappears. March 2019

Seafood

Washed up Old Home Beach (with Dundee for scale), February 2019.

Suave

Trail Hounds

January Harbor

Graffiti Rock

Black Beach

Split Rock, Old Home Beach, in January 2019.

January Sunset

Crab Season Day 1

First haul at Murphy’s. January 2019.

Pacific Giant

Pacific or California giant salamanders grow to 12-13”, says Scientific American; this one, disturbed while making a new garden bed, was about 8”. They also apparently have “blade-sharp teeth,” which this one fortunately did not deploy when I rudely grabbed him/her. She seemed a little depressed, really. Understandable in someone who eats banana slugs. God love ’em. 

Christmas 2018 Selfie

Winter Solstice Sunset

A beautiful end to the shortest day of 2018.

Christmas Snag

A little free-form, but festive.

Selfie

Christmas morning, Old Home Beach.

What’s for Dinner?

 

OBO

Low miles. Driven to church by retired dentist. Needs work.

Rain Gear

Purple, of course.

Low Winter Sun

A a fog bank covering the Head.

And a-one and a-two . . .

Rockettes, anyone?

Good. Evening.

This time of year, the sun sets behind the Head.

Yes, We Did

The nation is in good hands.

Crabpile

Stinkeye

A Keeper

Biggest Chinook I’ve ever caught: 38 lbs. @Chetco Bubble, Brookings.

Violet Eve

Tree Frog

Another Damn Sunset

Heavy Matal

Hello, Sunshine

Redwood Creek

Requa Arthouse

Up the hill from the Requa Inn, a house with many tales to tell.

Morning Mist

Peas