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Author Archives: nutMeg
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the more I ramble, the more I realize the truth of this. and funny how the Universe works, I saw these two images – if not the same day – then very close to…
Hike 20: Howarth Park
This was a filler/catch-up one, I guess you could say – I felt like I was sorta falling off the pace of at least one a week, but didn’t have the time or inclination for a Destination hike. Fortunately Howarth … Continue reading
Hike 21: Weaver Lake
I had seen a Forest Service marker on a side road just before we got up to Weaver Lake, (the one in Nevada County), where we were camping for a couple nights. After dinner the first evening, we did go … Continue reading
Hike 10: Mount Burdell
Another after work jaunt, and new to me spot – Mount Burdell. The website blurb has this to say: “Marin County’s largest open space preserve, Mount Burdell rises to a 1500 feet summit with panoramic views.” AND! The world’s best … Continue reading
Hike 09: Annadel – Spring Creek, Live Oak, Orchard
This hike was back to my usual stomping grounds – Annadel! Through Spring Lake Park, and up Spring Creek Trail to Lake Ilsanjo. The morning sun sparkling through the trees was just splendid, and there were some surprising puddles. From … Continue reading
Hike 07: China Camp
This was an after work jaunt in Marin, starting from behind Dominican College. I kinda think of it as China Camp, although that park may actually only be on the east side of the ridge, but it schmears into some … Continue reading
Hike 08: Big Rock Ridge
Doh! I’m out of order AGAIN! Yeah, yeah, that check my notes thing, but I was really thinking this was #7. Oh well, I’m going to go ahead and post it to have something to check off the list! It … Continue reading
Hike 05: Annadel – Cobblestone, Orchard
Whoops! I thought I’d written this one up, so went on and wrote up number 6, but see what happens when I rely on my memory and don’t check the notes… Anyway, yes, number 5 did happen, and here’s the … Continue reading
Hike 06: Cabin in the snow!
For these hikes, I was back up in the woods with Eric. And there was SNOW!!! So neither of them was super long, but with the snow bonus and combining them, I’m going to count it as a Hike. (Who’s … Continue reading
Hike 04: Annadel – Lawndale/Schultz
For this hike I decided to go a little further afield, and visit Sugarloaf Park, where I’ve cycled, and visited the Observatory, but not yet hiked. Oh, or maybe I have hiked, but long enough ago and I don’t quite … Continue reading
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