West Marin Photo of the Day

Those are potato plants in the black pots. Five or six pots should yield 15 to 20 pounds of potatos in the fall.

Visiting with her mare

Getting set up yesterday for painting. Great turnout, at least fifty people showed up to paint and clean the clubhouse.

Here's looking at you!

A nice 1950ish G.M.C. owned by one of our neighbors.

In preparation for work day painting at I.Y.C.

This boat dragged it's anchor from off Chicken Ranch beach and fetched up on Millerton Point.

A sweet Arab mare and her human visited on Saturday.

We got him cheap because his head is on backwards.

Unable to tack, a single-hander fetches up in some oyster racks North of the club. He was rescued about 3/4s of an hour later and towed back to I.Y.C. In this shot he can be seen over the port side trying to push himself out, that didn't work.

To replace the spreaders.

Por las Codorniz.

With Volkswagen

Lined with wire screen to keep out gophers.

Three photos of the unveiling

For a fumigation.

Little yellow bird, American Goldfinch, migrates through West Marin in the springtime.

In a bit of breeze.

Heading for the leeward mark.

Preping for a regatta last summer, the season will be starting soon.

Moderate North-Westerly.

Milly and Sasha with the brand new mainsail.