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  Pumpkin Madness

  10.13.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Pumpkin Madness

  It’s that time of year again here on the coast, yes, it’s time for the annual Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival where 250,000 of our closest friends come across the hill and descend upon our little town like locusts. Well, it’s not all bad. The merchants here have had a tough year with […]

• Coastal Stuff

  The Pelican Feast

  08.30.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on The Pelican Feast

  Darin Boville posted a great video over on Coastsider.com showing pelicans feasting on smelt this past week. If you haven’t had a chance to see pelicans throw back “smelt shots,” I encourage you to watch this video. Click the image to view the video Technorati Tags: Pelicans | Smelt | Feast

• Coastal Stuff, Innovation

  Bully for Buoys

  08.17.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Bully for Buoys

  One of the things about living in Montara on the California coast is that the Pacific Ocean really dominates your view, climate, and lifestyle. You don’t really get a sense for how dynamic the experience is until you’ve lived it, unless, you use sensors to record and document your surroundings. This is where the National […]

• Coastal Stuff, Humor, Ohio State Football

  Monday Pot Pourri – Redux

  08.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Monday Pot Pourri – Redux

  Same rules apply, here are some items I found useful, entertaining, silly, interesting, etc. There is no relationship intended between them. Venture Funding alive and well in the Valley as reported by the San Jose Mercury News. 46,000 of pieces of plastic per square mile of ocean! I believe it, we see a fair amount […]

• Coastal Stuff, Commentary

  Monday Pot Pourri

  08.07.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Monday Pot Pourri

  This is a stream of consciousness entry. There isn’t any intended relationship of the following items. Something of a panorama of stuff this early Monday morning. It is SO GREAT to have Highway 1 open again. It certainly was quiet living in the world’s largest accidental cul de sac, but it’s much better to be […]

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