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That landscape looks familiar to me.

That vid didn't play well at all on my puter. Stuttered and stopped. I missed the important parts.

Hmm....

It rained all night, and it's been raining all day. Rain, rain.

I love my morning coffee. 2 cups.

Rain. Boy, are we getting the rain this year.

Winter storms do churn up the foam. I have some pics of it here.

"Trust the science" That's what the experts and media said all through the lock-downs and mandates. Science, I'm not the only one to say, has been hijacked by politics and their so called "experts"

I've seen quite a number of old-growth redwoods simply "pop" quite loudly too, clean and free of the hinge and go their own way, not pulling any fibers of hingewood. I can only assume that results from age and brittleness of the wood. On the other hand young redwoods hinge more dependably...

Because those were real epidemics, Stig. Covid was a man-made epidemic, and mounting evidence shows it was a planned epidemic. Talk about flagellating a dead pony. You really get off on telling us we're wrong. Well, that goes both ways.

Being a redwood cutter on the coast I screed myself a couple of times in the Sierra cutting Pondorosa. You got to open those babies up. They do behave well with narrow undercuts. Though I never barber-chaired one, it sure come mighty close.

Extreme sports. Adrenalin junkies. I was much the same with my climbing and cutting. Testing and trying new ways. Though at the time little was high-tech.

Laser trimmer? Oh my! Call the fire department!

"Redacted". Interview with Dr. Peter McCullough. McCullough states his opinion about "covid labs and gain of function research". McGill University says, "McCullough is one of the best-known faces of COVID-19 misinformation." Here's what McCullough says.

I like it. But on rough roads the frame would crack in no time.

Years ago I busted the pavement on the county road once. Oops. Tree paint does wonders to hide the evidence.

Chipping willow brush... broadcasting into a bare field... years later willows galore.

Those views are looking north / south from Cavanah Grade, Cory. 25 miles south of Ft. Bragg. The bluffs there are about 200 ft. There's a couple of pullouts along the highway where I stop to take pictures. It's always the same views, but always on different days. Terri and I took a ride.

Mountain Biking!

Sunny and warm. Nice. Then the fog rolled in.