Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Albino Deer?
I came across this small herd of white animals a few evenings ago while I was driving on a desolate mountain road. I stopped the car to take a couple of pictures and a short video. I thought the scene was absurd. Were they farm animals? Goats? Llamas? My brain was telling me they were deer. A herd of albino deer? That's preposterous!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
6 Ways Mushrooms Can Save the World
Here's an interesting lecture from a man obviously passionate about mushrooms. I came across this video on the PCT-L a couple days ago.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Mushroomfest
I took a hike near Montgomery Woods this afternoon and was simply blown away by the mushrooms. Never in my life can I recall seeing so many everywhere I looked. It was like one of those blurry pictures, that if you stare at it long enough, you can read what it says or see the picture come to life. On the forest floor, if I stopped and stared at the ground, all of a sudden, all these mushrooms became visible that seemed invisible at first glance.
Unfortunately, I ran out of daylight, and was unable to explore as much as I wanted. I was blessed with a natural high that I have not felt in a long time, it was simply incredible.
The picture above is one of my favorite of the day. I overturned a large rock and this amazing fungi was growing underneath. It was like a giant cracked dinosaur egg. The gray blob on top was as fleshy as it looks.
These fungi are extremely fragile, and once again, had to constantly watch my step when travelling off trail. There was no way to spare the destruction of a careless step. Many mushrooms had already been overturned by previous hikers as well. Right now, I am content to photograph the shrooms and have no desire to accidentally poison myself by eating one.
Unfortunately, I ran out of daylight, and was unable to explore as much as I wanted. I was blessed with a natural high that I have not felt in a long time, it was simply incredible.
The picture above is one of my favorite of the day. I overturned a large rock and this amazing fungi was growing underneath. It was like a giant cracked dinosaur egg. The gray blob on top was as fleshy as it looks.
These fungi are extremely fragile, and once again, had to constantly watch my step when travelling off trail. There was no way to spare the destruction of a careless step. Many mushrooms had already been overturned by previous hikers as well. Right now, I am content to photograph the shrooms and have no desire to accidentally poison myself by eating one.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
More Shrooms
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Rain
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
11-11-11
Another stunning day along the NorCal coast. Winds were blowing from the east creating clean, glassy waves. I discovered a stretch of public beach access I've never been to before and was completely blown away. Not a soul to be seen on this Veteran's Day. Also spent some time in Pt. Arena and Ft. Bragg. Colors were tremendous.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Big Wave Day
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
The Coast
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