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Friday November 6, 2009 Pescadero, CA (Current Conditions)

At one point during my travels, I wondered when the rain was going to stop. It didn't stop until I arrived in Santa Cruz....gee!! So there aren't many shots of the way down...probably better that way anyhooz --- saved time, for sure ;o)

Uploaded by: Feather3

Categories: fog, rain, architecture, beach, lighthouses, sky, trees, water

Camera Type: FinePix S9100

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1. Butterfly6 6:54 PM GMT on November 08, 2009
You have caught the mood. Was the fog horn blowing? I can almost hear it! Action: \| Ignore User

2. Feather3 1:51 AM GMT on November 09, 2009
yes, the foghorn was blowing...... Action: \| Ignore User

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Have lived on the Mendocino coast of California for 23 years.

I have sold some photos, so I guess that makes me a freelance professional? :)

I hope you enjoy these! My passion in art is drawing in pen and ink: birds. I have severe carpal tunnel and am unable to draw the smaller, finer details I was used to doing before - so have taken up photography and have received a new camera - a FujiFilm FinePix S9100/S9600 - It is an amazing piece of equipment and with it were two extra lens-extenders to extend the zoom capability (already at 10X Optical).

As a former wildlife rehabilitator (1986-2003), I frequently will receive calls to rescue wild birds - there are a few shots of these in my gallery, but I prefer to catch and turn in to a local vet or another rehabber, or catch and release, as the case may be, without a lot of stress to the critter by taking photos of an injured, scared animal.

I think WunderGround is a lot of fun and have been enjoying this site tremendously - meeting other photog's from all over the world is one of the best - but seeing their photos! WOW! :)
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