still need to edit my camera raws, but here are some phone captures. tomales point. about an hour north of san fransisco
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still need to edit my camera raws, but here are some phone captures. tomales point. about an hour north of san fransisco
Sparrow by Dan Gildor
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The Ranch at the Edge of the World // Tomales Pt, CA
Filed under: my aesthetic (at Tomales Point Trail - Tule Elk Preserve)
Tomales Point, Point Reyes National Seashore.
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Tomales Point lies on the northern tip of the Point Reyes Peninsula in Marin County, California. An ever-narrowing strip of coastal praire bordered on the east by Tomales Bay and on the west by the Pacific, the point is home to a rich assortment of animals great and small. While hiking through a patch of bush lupine near the peninsula’s tip, I spotted a number of bleached white shells littering the sandy soil, all belonging to the native Point Reyes Shoulderband snail (Helminthoglypta stiversiana). Within five minutes I had gathered so many that they began to overflow my hand. The brown stripe coiling its way around the circumference of each shell gives the Shoulderband its name.
August 2017
IMPORTANT ALERT: LOOK AT THIS LITTLE DINGUS