Wednesday, November 25, 2015

November 25, 2015 The Lost Coast, California

We drove on part of the Lost Coast, from Ferndale to Petrolia.Really a pretty drive. Sunny and in the 50’s. 32 degrees last night and tonight. Brr.

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We got up to the top of the first ridge and looked over at the lost coast. Then  through cattle country-rolling hills , pine trees,eucalyptus trees and cows. 

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Up over another rise and saw the ocean again, it blended with the sky. Looking down into the green Bear River valley.

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Approaching the ocean and flowers on the beach. The weather and clouds were beautiful.

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Lovely beaches with cows grazing on them.

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The church in Petrolia and downtown, with one building that is post office and general store. We had lunch at the Yellow Rose at the west end of town.

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We went back the way we came.  Stopped at the beach and checked out the tide pools on the way back.

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Then we went down to the county park beach just west of Ferndale. I found this I love you on the beach and had my sweetie pose with it. The evening light on the beach was beautiful.

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More evening beach. The foam was blowing by in the wind like it was on ice instead of sand. There were big creamy waves.

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Water running back into the ocean under red cliffs and sunset.

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Yellow flowers from the beach, some frozen either snow or hail on the first ridge we came too, tide pool inhabitants and I think immature black berries.

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