West Marin Photo of the Day

A stop on the old narrow guage railroad line. That's the roadbed in the middle of the photo.

I'm still sorting the VW's wiring, the result-everything works except the radio.

Of another 110 restoration This time by Jim N.

In hiding with his tongue out.

On San Francisco Bay in the 1960's. This skipper still sails the same boat today, and won the season championship this year at I.Y.C.

Near the Estero trail.

Fresh from the smoker, six hours and five pans of chips (alder).

Actually they're sisters.

With Bodega Head left center and Pt. Arena and Cape Mendocino in the distance.

With a loading chute.

Well, we're in a sailboat, but can this be called "sailing"?

This photo is from the 60's, there are still some remnants surviving.

I wonder what they're talking about?

Maybe the same one as last year.

King Salmon. Mid 1980's, we sold that fish for $100.00, it was 40# dressed. It took 45 minutes to land. It was one of our last commercial fishing trips on the MFV Sundance.

With Point Reyes headland center beyond, from Mt. Vision (actually from where we were married over 30 years ago).

At sunrise.

Looking approximately North from Mt. Vision.

And a caterpillar of eucalyptus trees crawling toward it.

beside Vision Road.