Tag Archives: Tricia Schuster

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Monday, November 26th, was filled with beauty. First, the incredible sunrise. The first photo is by Barbara Spillane.

The second photo was taken by me in Anchor Bay, just as the Pacific Ocean glowed purple.

Colorful sunrises don't last very long; their beauty is fleeting. You can't say that for sunsets though. They are the gift that keeps on giving. Tricia Schuster took this first photo at The Sea Ranch - isn't it an amazing sky?

Allen Vinson must have had a similar vantage point, but his was taken earlier when the clouds glowed pink. The ocean looks very calm.

Richard Hansen captured this sight from Gualala.

And lastly, Patti Lopez framed her sunset photo with a big tree, photographed north of Gualala.

Thanks to all who allowed me to share their photos with you here.

We had a nice, juicy storm overnight, and today is filled with showers. Our seasonal creek came to life, which means waterfalls on the Mendonoma coast!

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Sometimes you almost can't believe your eyes - the sunset is that beautiful. Tricia Schuster photographed a recent sunset with the sky turning the most amazing colors.

Her husband, Jon Loveless, also photographed a beauty.

These sunbeams shining through the clouds are sometimes called God's rays. It's quite dramatic to see them.

And now we head into November. We are experiencing warm, Indian Summer days right now. Even though the weather is sublime, we know changes are ahead.

Thanks to Tricia and Jon for allowing me to share their photos with you here.

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Tricia Schuster has a small family of Black-tailed Deer near her place on the Mendonoma coast. She noticed the fawns' spots are fading.

The mother Deer is looking right at Tricia. Tricia said the young ones were getting their daily greens!

Thanks to Tricia for allowing me to share her photo with you here.

We are socked in with fog today right on the coast. Nice, cool, moist fog. This weather is why many call August "Fog-ust." We saw sun at our house for a couple of hours in the late afternoon yesterday.

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When tropical clouds drift up from the south, as they did a few weeks ago, it gives us a chance for a beautiful sunset. Tricia Schuster captured the colorful sky.

Watching the sunset is a coast tradition! Thanks to Tricia for allowing me to share her photo with you here.

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I can't choose! Here is Alan Reinke's striking photo.

Tricia Shuster captured this lovely sight.

Carolyn Andre was out photographing it too and found this beautiful color.

No, I just can't choose! Friday's sunset was one to remember.

Thanks to Alan, Tricia and Carolyn for allowing me to share their photos with you here.