California Collision has entered Marin County. The northern part of the county is semi-rural, and it includes Tomales Bay, a popular body of water for recreation and for oyster harvesting. Like San Francisco, this part of California has micro-climates. On the top of the picture you'll see a build-up of clouds, when we traveled to Point Reyes National Sea Shore, just a few miles away, the sky was overcast.
Earlier posts:
Hotel LaRose
Charlie Brown and Santa Rosa
Beringer Winery
Napa Valley
Central Valley Orchards and Drought
Shiloh Wind Farm
First National Bank of Oakdale Building
Strawberry Fields Forever
Tioga Lake
Mule Deer
The Pacific Crest Trail
Lembert Dome
Dana Fork
Tenaya Lake
Olmsted Point
Siesta Lake
Giant Sequoias
Glacier Point Sunset
Half Dome
Yosemite Falls
Yosemite Chapel
El Capitan
Theodore Roosevelt, John Muir, and Yosemite
Bridalveil Fall
El Portal
Obama's economic stimulus "campaign sign" stains Yosemite National Park
Drought
San Francisco and Homelessness
Is something going on here?
The Castro
F-line Streetcars
Alcatraz
Angel Island
San Francisco's Chinatown
Fisherman's Wharf
Harvey Milk's Camera Shop
San Francisco's Union Square
The Painted Ladies
San Francisco and the military
Haight-Ashbury
Mission San Francisco de Asís
San Francisco's sea lions
San Francisco's blues mural
San Francisco: Cable cars
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