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Someone tipped me off to this great newsletter/website for the Bay Area weekend outdoor enthusiast: WEEKEND SHERPA
With a quick search of their archived articles it’s easy to find information about Pescadero area outdoor wonders. Such as “Swell Time” tipping people off to the thrill of watching the storm driven swells pounding the rocks off Pebble Beach.
In the broader Peninsula regard, you can go right to the Peninsula & South Bay section.
Personally, I think it’s time for the good folks (folk?) at Weekend Sherpa to consider going full-on blog website. A little online banter between Bay Area outdoors-aholics is always a fun read.
Carol Preston, Education and Outreach Coordinator for the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary will discuss ocean dynamics and present images of sanctuary wildlife ranging from majestic to minuscule. Afterwards she will lead a walk along the sanctuaries’ shore to find sand crabs and discuss some of the sanctuary research being done along our coast. Wear waterproof outerwear including boots or shoes.
What: Lecture & Beach Sand Crabbing Walk
Where: Native Sons Hall, Stage Rd, Pescadero (next to post office)
When: Saturday, February 20, 1:30 pm
A $5 dollar donation would be greatly appreciated.
For more information: http://www.gazos.org/
California Coastal Cleanup Day is here again! Read the rest of this entry »
From the Sea Dreamin’ series photographed in March ’09
An otherwise dreary winter day, but always emotionally stirring on the beach. The filtered light through the cloud cover lent itself well to the monochrome treatment.