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Inverness tonight. Noooo!
A 60 mph wind gust was recorded at the Point Reyes lighthouse at 6 pm. Going to be a long night.
Hearing reports that a surfer was paddling for a wave at Dillon Beach this morning when a shark hit the bottom of his board lifting him out of the water.
Happy Winter Solstice!

And to every new day getting longer!
Nice story in SFGate about bioluminescence in Tomales Bay. Not sure why they used a picture from La Jolla with a doomer headline.
No rain yet today in West Marin. Very calm with lots of fog creeping through the hills and glass on Tomales Bay.
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There is still time to get these very popular, very stylish, limited-edition West Marin Feed hats in time for Christmas. They are designed and produced by local artist Tommy Breeze.
Lots of police activity on Bear Valley Rd. this afternoon. Sounded like a possible assault?
Reflections from low tide in Bolinas tonight.

Photo by pr_yokal
Water rescue off of Dillon Beach.
Air support on scene.
A car flipped over sometime last night on Rt 1 south of Olema. Hopefully everyone was ok.
Sounds like they’re filming something on SFD by Samuel P Taylor. Expect delays.
Spotted this weekend Inverness. Which begs the age old question, is it bear scat or something else? (Thanks SS)
"The Nature Conservancy (TNC) announced in early December that the nonprofit is opening short-term contract applications for targeted cattle grazing at California’s Point Reyes National Seashore.

The contracts are intended to address specific concerns, such as high levels of invasive grasses impacting native plant species. A separate, long-term targeted cattle grazing plan will be developed in 2026 in collaboration with the National Park Service (NPS) and others.

Additional resource management plans will be created and shared for public review in mid-to-late 2026. Public input will be solicited through at least two other public meetings and collaboration with other local partners, TNC said."