Sunday, March 30, 2014

Bolinas Pirate Shack

This past weekend we decided to take advantage of Stacey's short time off between teaching quarters at Stanford and get away for a few days. We stayed in a "Pirate Shack" on the coast in Bolinas, CA, which was part bohemian bungalow and part greenhouse.  We managed to beat the rain for most of the trip, so we were able to explore the Point Reyes coast without getting too wet.


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Facing away from the ocean, looking at the cottage from the path leading up to it

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Inside the cottage, honeysuckle making its way over to the canopy bed

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Bougainvillea snaking its way around the cafe table in the corner

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The Pirate Shack was filled with colorful odds and ends

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View from the deck

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The backyard

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Flowers blooming next to the outdoor shower

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Echium blooming along the edge of the property

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Downtown Bolinas has a handful of little shops and a cafe or two

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Tide pooling along Agate Beach

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Point Reyes Lighthouse, where we looked for whales but didn't see any

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Tons of Douglas Iris in bloom all along the hillsides

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Point Reyes has an incredible diversity of plant species

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These red and green succulents were everywhere

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Lots of orange lichens, too

The full collection of photos lives over here.

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