Traffic

Open Your Golden Gate

End of the Line

Ghost Junk

Quiet Your Dog

Point Reyes Station, Highway 1 near Tomales Bay.

(Another) Room With a View

Keep Your Boy On His Toes

Another one from the Marin County Fair. Maybe this is too cutesy, but there is something about that kid up on his toes with such unbridled glee that makes me love this.

Tracking the Over Under

Mrs. G was kind enough to wheel me around the Marin County Fair for a few hours on 4th of July. I caught this shot of people walking to the fairgrounds while sitting in the car waiting to park. The people on the top are a couple of highway patrolman dealing with an accident on northbound 101.

Sunset Watch

Who Says There's No Winter in the Bay Area?

Mount Tamalpais from just before the Muir Woods junction, early Sunday morning.

Hill

More playing around with the borrowed camera (& lenses); this one is from Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands.

Edit: And as it turns out, this is the 1,000th post at Pixels at an Exhibition.

Vista Point

Borrowed a DSLR and some lenses from my brother, and I'm trying them out...

Happy 4th of July!

Travel Thursday: Lagunitas

Samuel P. Taylor State Park in western Marin County offers some beautiful hiking trails, camping and picnic sites. Also spawning salmon running up San Geronimo Creek at certain times of the year.

Woodland Star

Lithophragma affine along the Matt Davis Trail on Mt. Tamalpais.

Sinuous

Ridgecrest Blvd. on Mount Tamalpais.

Tomales Sunset

This one's for Donna.

Travel Thursday: Stinson Beach

Stinson Beach is a huge, popular stretch of coastline with a cute little town just west of Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County. In the summer, it's jammed, and the line of cars trying to get there stretches for miles and miles back to 101. On a beautiful November Sunday, though, it was easy to get to and not crowded at all.

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Turning Double Happiness on its Head

The character means double happiness, but it's glued on upside-down. Seen on an art car in Marin over the weekend. For more shots of the car and its many decorations, go here.

Green

Canyon along the Matt Davis/Coastal Trail on Mt. Tamalpais.