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There are a lot of places along the California coast line called russian this or that. Russian fur hunters were some of the first white men on the coast.

It reminded me of Moeraki boulders in New Zealand. https://www.google.dk/search?q=Moeraki+Boulders&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi0wtOXluraAhVOiaYKHXF4DlYQ_AUICigB&biw=1760&bih=850 Keep them coming, Ger. As you well know, the Mendocino-Humboldt-Del norte coast is my favourite part of the...

Yep. Please.!

Margot bought some post cards in Mendocino last time I was there. When I look at your pictures, they just strike me as being ever so much better, both view vise and artistic, than what they sell to tourists. Hence my question.

I'm amazed at the depth of field you get in those shots where all the abundant wildflowers in the foreground are in focus, but so is the back ground. Those pictures BTW are really something. Ever thought of making post cards.

When did Mendocino change from being a logging/fishing town to the somewhat gentryfied and touristy town it is today.

Isn't Bodega bay pretty much on top of the San Andreas fault? Seems a strange place for a nuclear reactor.

Yep:) Do keep them coming.

Jerry, do you have any pictures of the rock up by Rockport that they blasted the top off and flattened, so they could use it as a platform for loading lumber onto Schooners? Your pictures inspired me to take my copy of " Logging the Redwoods" by Carranco and Labbe down from the shelf, so I...

I've got a lost coast tip for you, Burnham. Don't take the Jag. Roads out there are in miserable shape.

The reason that pack never left my side is simply that I had over 5 grand in it in cash. I always travel with cash so that red daypack is never out of my sight. I'm sure Burnham noticed the same thing, when I spent time with him. I just showed Margot all the pictures, Gerry. She really enjoyed...

That fellow with the red daypack sure looks familiar:)

Those pictures are so great, Gerry. I really like the ones that are the same subject in different ligh and weather condition. You ought to do a book on the Mendocino coast. I'm really sitting here now, looking at your pictures, with a bit of winter blues and cabin fever and thinking about how...

Keep them coming. I'm loving it.

Thanks, Gerry. I enjoyed those. Gonna get back there soon. That is the bridge down by Albion, isn't it?