A
Digital Week View in the Life of Nor-Cali by
Stephen Dyer Wells Redway
- John B. DeWitt Reserve - Garberville - Humboldt Redwoods - Eel
River -
Mateel - Benbow
My
friend Karen Mullarkey suggested I shoot for a solid week
for the "Digital Week Across America" project.
Here are the results, as I returned to many of my favorite
Southern Humboldt viewpoints and even discovered some new
ones. This time I used a special panoramic head, that provides
a perfectly level viewpoint and an indexed rotating base.
Nikon D100 with a
17/35mm f2.8 Nikkor for the landscapes most with a Nikon
polarizer filter. A 60mm f2.8 Micro-Nikkor was used for
the closeups. Pernel S Thyseldew
South fork of the Eel River at Sylvandale. Crossing the Eel river
bridge near sunset, the light was coming through the Whittemore
Grove and lighting up the O'Meara Grove. The Stable Slopes Forever!
581 acre expansion lies just beyond the photo to the right. The
old stone bridge at Benbow California.
Tooby Flat, our new park! Looking south on the Eel River near
Miranda. Tooby Flat Park. Near Redway California.
Twin
Trees bridge on the old Redwood Highway. Deep in the Whittemore
Grove. The Holbrook Grove.
Cal-Trans has planted some superior flower strains like this Penstemon.
Overlooking Tooby Park. My favorite bend on the south fork of
the Eel River near Garberville. The graceful arch of the Benbow
bridge.
A wonderful California bulb "Calochortus amabilis" in
full bloom! - Whittemore Grove and the Stable Slopes Forever!
- Sedum Spathulifolium on a cliff wall near Garberville.
An artistically inclined tree lover, gathered some "Harvest
Boundary" tape from the Stable Slopes Forever! and left this
message in town in view of the slopes! - View of the Stable Slopes
Forever! - Bear Creek bridge - Whittemore Grove
On the Eel below Garberville at Bear Creek. Hobbit cabin in the
redwoods. Mateel Community Center built with Love!
A view of the Eel River outside Redway, California. The Poppy,
Pea and Vetch are Cal-Trans strains. The Silene, Calochortus and
Iris are natives. These flowers are all growing between Garberville
and Redway.
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Looking north at Dean
Creek. Tooby Flat, our new community park. The WPA built bridge
in the Whittemore Grove.