While in California I had several occasions to see the ol’ source in its vapor form, also known as mist, including the above as taken on a lovely walk w/Gary on the last day of his and Rick’s visit, and below that same morning.
With this one image showing the source of life visible in its fully liquid, snow and ice forms (plus a wee bit of vapor up in the sky), I figured I can restart this series & see how we go.
The top of Tomales Bay & Pt Reyes Peninsula as seen from PCH a bit uphill. For those unfamiliar with the region, the San Andreas fault runs right down the middle of Tomales Bay, and I believe is widening the bay by measurable inches per year, if memory serves.
Readily admit that this stream within Montgomery Woods is a fully natural river, rather than an actual human-modified canal. In case Sam – or anyone else – is wondering :-). Back in NL now, so promise to mix in some more fully-legit canal-canals in the near future.
The island in question is directly beneath the sun, and that’s a mid-sized elephant seal in the middle of the shot. More of them, sometimes with more of the island in the background, below and to come in future posts. All from a lovely visit to Año Nuevo State Park with my dear old friend Steve on that last Friday in California :-).
(so much world, so little time....) 