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  1. and miles all the way out to the Farralons. The recent rains we've had in NorCal have really cleared
    the air. This afternoon I rode up the boring old fire roads in boring old Tilden Park to the ridge
    top. The view was stupendous , Napa to the north, Diablo to the east and west out over the Marin
    headlands out to the Farralon Islands with the sun setting beyond Mt. Tamalpais. Even San Francisco
    looked like it was washed clean(I know better). I gotta get a camera.

    Paul -life is good

  2. Paul macintyre said:

    and miles all the way out to the Farralons. The recent rains we've


    had in

    Quoted message said:

    NorCal have really cleared the air. This afternoon I rode up the


    boring old

    Quoted message said:

    fire roads in boring old Tilden Park to the ridge top. The view was stupendous , Napa to the north,
    Diablo to the east and west out over


    the

    Quoted message said:

    Marin headlands out to the Farralon Islands with the sun setting


    beyond Mt.

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    Tamalpais. Even San Francisco looked like it was washed clean(I know better). I gotta get a camera.

    Sounds good (except for the Tilden part of course).

    I love the Winter in Norcal because it brings those crystal clear days like that.

    If you get high enough, you can even see the Farallons on days where the air is unsettled and
    showery with mixed clouds and sun.

    From Diablo, Juniper Campground area, watershed land in the foreground:

    home.pacbell.netfarallons.jpg

    If you squint you can see a great white taking down an elephant seal just North of the islands.

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    Sounds good (except for the Tilden part of course).

    I love the Winter in Norcal because it brings those crystal clear days like that.

    If you get high enough, you can even see the Farallons on days where the air is unsettled and
    showery with mixed clouds and sun.

    From Diablo, Juniper Campground area, watershed land in the foreground:

    home.pacbell.netfarallons.jpg

    If you squint you can see a great white taking down an elephant seal just North of the islands.

    I reckoned you had a good shot. How about taking some panoramas from the east bay hills, you know
    over the fog coming through the gate? Or is that to cliche?

    Paul

  4. I'm sure that makes Miles very happy.

    Shaun aRe lovin' considerate people.

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