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Happy Friday everyone. Sunrise over Tomales Bay this morning. Shop local. Give someone a hug.
Sunrise over Tomales Bay. Going to be another warm one today.
Cal Fire has published updated fire risk maps which will guide where stricter fire-resistant building and landscape rules apply. Enter your address to see what zone you're in.
It was a beautiful day in Point Reyes and ended with a nice sunset. Hang in there everyone.
A benefit for Phoenix’s bone marrow transplant. The show is in Bolinas on March 8.
Water rescue in Bolinas this morning. Major swell filling in today. Hopefully everyone ok. Be safe out there.
At 1:00pm today Marin Outdoor Adventure took these pictures just north of Muir Beach. The pattern on the water was about a half a mile offshore and not moving. Any thoughts about what could have caused this?
"The Trump Administration has fired about 1,000 new park service employees. former park superintendent Don Neubacher says some of them worked at Point Reyes."
Andrew Giacomini, a lawyer representing farm residents in the Point Reyes National Seashore has filed a new lawsuit to block their eviction. If necessary, he might seek the help of President Donald Trump.
Some political activity on the way into the Point Reyes National Seashore today.
Interesting Coast Guard flight pattern over Tomales Bay today, not sure what’s going on
Heads up, major slide right across from Tony’s on Rt 1 by Marshall in West Marin.
Very stiff winds started last night and continue to blow in West Marin this morning with some gusts up to 40mph. Rain has not been too bad so far, no flooding yet. The Shoreline School District said all of their schools are closed today. Bolinas schools are open.
For some, the Nicasio Reservoir overflowing is a sign that we had a wet winter. But there is another sign as well, and that's if Abbotts Lagoon in Point Reyes breaks through to the ocean like it did this weekend. Thanks to Daniel Dietrich Photography for the photo. Water level in the lagoon dropped about ten feet as a result.
Here is what an elephant seal birth looks like in Point Reyes.