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Sometimes the light is all shining on you. Another amazing sunset in Point Reyes tonight.
That C-17A came in super low over Inverness, anyone else see it?
For the plane spotters. A KC-48A Pegasus flew over West Marin with this afternoon with three F-16s and the fuel boom down.
A surprisingly chilly and very autumnal morning in West Marin today.

Photo by kansashammel
The sunset over Point Reyes tonight.
WMF was at the themarshallstore today and was amazed at how high the tide was on Tomales Bay today and yesterday. This is not normal for October. That is a dock not a raft. The ramp down to the dock was pointing up.

From the sfchronicle “San Francisco set a new October high tide record Saturday when a gauge at Crissy Field recorded a water level 1.62 feet above the average highest daily tide.
The previous record high October tide of 1.4 feet was set just last year. The observed water level was also more than 0.2 feet higher than the National Weather Service forecast.

October typically has the least extreme tides of the year due to gravitational alignments of the moon and sun, but Saturday’s tide was in the range more typical of winter king tides. El Niño is fueling record-breaking sea surface temperatures off the coast of California. Warmer-than-normal water takes up more volume and pushes tides higher, a process known as thermal expansion.”
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