The Goats of Terra Linda
High above Terra Linda, in the Terra Linda/Sleepy Hollow Divide, hundreds of goats are “monching and cronching” on the dry grass as a means of fire prevention.

High above Terra Linda, in the Terra Linda/Sleepy Hollow Divide, hundreds of goats are “monching and cronching” on the dry grass as a means of fire prevention.
We started 2014 out right with a picnic by the Tugaloo River in front of Yonah Dam. The kids had turkey and cheese. I had salami and pork rinds. A good time was had by all.

For the second year in a row we joined our Cub Scout troop for Winter Camp at Camp Marin Sierra. Thankfully the snow wasn’t as late as I am getting these pictures up.
After a short rain shower late yesterday afternoon a rainbow appears just behind the house. We grabbed the camera and went chasing after it, hoping to find a pot of gold.

One of the most pleasant surprises at our new house was our new pets: a fine family of deer who would come to visit every day.

Did you ever wonder what might happen if you put your iPhone on the hood of the car and then started driving down the road? Well, wonder no more!

On the way home from our visit to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Henry and I stopped at Marina State Beach.

In the left corner, weighing in at, uh, next-to-nothing is Araneus diadematus… Just before leaving for soccer last weekend we noticed a pair of spiders duking it out in the front yard.
I’m sitting at the ferry terminal waiting for the last ferry back home. Not a bad view. Not a bad view at all.

I had so much fun volunteering last year at the Twin Peaks 50/50, handing out water to amazing athletes at the top of Saddleback Mountain, that when Dirty Feet Productions came calling for the Harding Hustle, I had to answer.