There’s something liberating about riding under your own power on a super lowtide beach. No cars, cool breeze blowing off the water and very few people around. It’s a solid workout too. The tires sink into the sand a little bit and you have to constantly peddle to maintain speed. Try it sometime! Posted on June 2nd, 2021
Certain South County beaches remain uncrowded, even on Memorial Day weekend. Posted on May 31st, 2021
A Capitola beach scene. All set up and ready for Memorial Day weekend. Posted on May 29th, 2021
These kids were selling lemonade on Main Street for the final project of their homeschool economics class. Pretty fun small town scene. Posted on May 24th, 2021
Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. Posted on May 17th, 2021
I saw these three yesterday morning while on a Mother’s Day Walk. I like the color coordination on this one, La Fonda Ave, Santa Cruz. A really beat up mask, Brookwood Dr, De Laveaga Park, Santa Cruz. Hanging bandana mask, Old Vineyard Trail, De Laveaga Park, Santa Cruz. Posted on May 10th, 2021
Steph, Olive and Alice crossing Whitehouse Creek, Año Nuevo State Park. Posted on May 2nd, 2021
Mask on an iron grate, Bay & Kenneth Streets, Santa Cruz. Mask buried in the sand, Pajaro Dunes, Watsonville. Mask in the alley, Eastside, Santa Cruz. Posted on April 20th, 2021
A 0.2 low-tide made the South County beaches the place to be for a Sunday walk. Plenty of sand dollars, clams, jelly fish and shore birds. A great morning for a beach cycle and beachcombing. The walking was outstanding too! Posted on April 18th, 2021
A nice spot to sit and talk, Wilder Ranch. Posted on April 13th, 2021
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