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A reminder in Point Reyes Station this morning that things are in transition.

Also: “Honoring Those Who Labor on the Land,” featuring the work of Art Rogers and M.B. Boissevain, shows for a final weekend today through Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at 11101 Highway 1, between Café Reyes and Gallery Route One.
West Marin is hopping again this weekend. Read the WMF newsletter and get caught up!
There have been a lot signs of a bear in West Marin over the last couple of weeks. A large bear scat was found on Marshall Beach and another on a lawn in Seahaven in Inverness (pictured). Someone also heard one in their backyard in Inverness Park. Anyone else picking up bear vibes? Or have seen the elusive bear?
Anyone know what was going on at the Nicasio Reserboir today? Training? Helicopter scooping water and lots of trucks. (Thx AM)
Roads are thick with pelotons today. Be safe everyone.
Demo an electric motorcycle today in Point Reyes Station! There here all day.
Read the WMF newsletter and get ready for weekend time!
A lot of people had thoughts about the new color scheme that Gallery Route One in Point Reyes Station is looking at. So WMF made a poll so we could collect all the feedback in one place. Click on the link below to add your thoughts!
‘Good Trouble’ protests against Trump’s deportations and health care cuts held nationwide today, Here is Point Reyes Station.
Happening today in West Marin and around the country. “Good Trouble Lives On,” a peaceful demonstration part of nationwide protests honoring the late Congressman John Lewis’s birthday and his lifetime work defending democracy, takes place from 4:30 to 6 p.m. along the sidewalk near Wells Fargo Bank, in Point Reyes Station. Some signs available, or bring your own."
Interesting fog pattern off of Point Reyes today.
Possible vegetation fire in Tomales.
Late T-38 training flight over Tomales Bay.
“Hearts Desire and Shell floats have arrived! No ladders yet. Maybe Wed. Kudos to Nick Turner’State Parks, National Parks for their vessel and Marshall Livingston for attaching to moorings!”
Glassy Tomales Bay sunrise today. Have a good week everyone.