Derek Moore of The Press Democrat is reporting that the State of California is pushing ahead to charge for parking at Sonoma and Mendocino County beaches.
Maybe it’s not on the back burner after all?
Nathan, Aiden and Dillon @ Goat Rock, Bodega Bay, CA
On hot days in Northern California I long for those summer days at the beach like what is seen in this short video taken at Goat Rock earlier this summer. There is always something “magical” that happens at the beach and Nathan, Aiden and Dillon give us a short glimpse of that magic in their video.
So if you are sweltering in the heat like I am today take a short 1 minute break and go to the beach with Nathan, Aiden and Dillon for a little magical time. I sure remember those wonderful summer days at the beach.
Do you?
Searching For Tsunami Debris
Bob Norberg of The Press Democrat is reporting on an effort by the Sonoma Coast chapter of the Surfrider Foundation to collect and catalog tsunami debris. Debris from the March 2011 earthquake-spawned tidal wave has already been found in Washington and Oregon, but so far there has been no verified tsunami debris found along the…
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Aerial Video of Bodega Bay
Kevin's next video installment...flying the hexacopter over Bodega Bay. If you enjoyed Kevin's previous video "Sonoma Coast from the Hexacopter" you also going to enjoy his aerial view of Bodega Bay. You have to be impressed by the talent it takes to not only fly the Hexacopter over a sometimes very windy Bodega Bay but…
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FREE Our Sonoma Coast State Beaches
MEETING: Thursday, May 24 at 6:30 pm. at Bodega Bay Fire Station Free Our Beaches, Inc. and Ernie Carpenter will host a meeting to discuss the recent State Parks proposal to install fee collection devices commonly called Iron Rangers along the Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino coast. The initial fee would be $8 per car to…
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Are you ready to pay $8 to park at Bodega Head, Salt Point and Goat Rock?
The Press Democrat is reporting that California State Parks is planning to charge for day use at 14 popular beaches on the Sonoma Coast, 20 years after a similar effort sparked months of furious protest that ultimately forced the state to rescind the fees. State officials say the fees are necessary to keep beaches open…
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