Tennessee Beach arch (Aug. 2010)
News of the collapse of the scenic http://viagraonline-forsex.com/ rock arch on Tennessee Beach in Marin County reminded me of the hikes I took there in recent years. As is often the case at the Marin Headlands, it is generally windy – and gorgeous. I wish I could have stayed on one of those hikes long enough to catch the fading sunlight pass through the opening.
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, New York native, I spent half of my life hibernating indoors, but for the past five years I have basked in the thrilling opportunity to enjoy year round hiking on the many trails of beautiful Northern California. In this blog I will continue in the tradition of trailhead, to recap the hikes I have taken and share the insights of my fellow hikers. Along with day hikes, I am also interested in dog friendly trails, and backpacking trips as well. Please feel free to offer suggestions of where I should hike next, or share tales of where you have explored. . Guest blog entries are extremely welcome as are your photos from your own hikes.