Yield, It's More Fun - Winding Down? "Keep hope"

In these troubled times, our walks have been curtailed while my orthopedist tries to find the nerve that’s pinched in my spine & the treatment for it. An epidural has worked wonders. We’ll soon be back to these lovely walks but with grand kids in tow.

My FujiFilm X-30 camera was being repaired, so most of these photos were taken with my iPhone 10s.

Still fascinated by home entrances & their numbers, workers, motor cars & now unusual windows.

I’ve also taken the time to continue reviewing & editing down my slide collection in iPhoto. Loved the photos of my folks from the 1930’s.

When we came upon this garden we thought for a moment that we were in Santa Fe.

Murry Park neighborhood.

So Dead End signs are still around. I guess just the new ones are just No Outlet.

Larkspur is spiffing up.

Surprise. Rain! We got only a little wet.

Areas of Larkspur & Corte Madera that we had never seen before.

Naomi has started noticing unusual windows.

Nomi called that an Orinda style house. It's like the houses where she grew up.

The teddy bears in the window look like they've had enough already!

Aah, Marin.

The Old Spokes biked across the Richmond San Rafael Bridge & took in the views from Pt. Molete.

We bought some plants at West End Nursery then walked around Sun Valley. The Sun Valley folks will note these are out of order.

Home of future contractors. Watch out Ghilotti Bros.

Anyone know what this wall above Sun Valley is from?

Sun Valley School at 75 Happy Lane.

Elvis lives here? Reminiscent of Graceland.

Peek-a-boo. Vintage Volvo humpback.

Quiet neighbors.

Sanitizing the sanitizers

The last two available on earth.

This delivery guy was rewarded with a fresh from the oven blondie.

A major chore done & a neighbor told us of a book drop box at Kentfield M.S. Phew!

A walk around San Anselmo.

The President’s House was designed by Julia Morgan in 1921. The San Francisco Theological Seminary, University of Redlands, Marin Campus

Anyone watching the Australian series "Offspring" will recognize this as the VW Billie drives. Villie's ragtop is back & of course has New Victoria plates & right hand drive.

Several years ago, during a heavy rain a house slid down this slope.

Robert Berger House: Frank Lloyd Wright in San Anselmo is one of a few California properties that Wright designed using desert rubble construction c. 1953-57.

View from the house before.

Patterson Footridge San Anselmo c. 1916 with a total rebuild in 1974.

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Reminiscent of Portugal.

Yoga in the redwoods. Robson-Harrington Park.

Robson-Harrington House. Now a community center.

Kentfield. Laurel Grove.

Excitement!! Big branch of a neighbor's tree fell down.

Taking 'em one half at a time. And then, no more.

A Bowman brew. Yum.

Got mine & Nate's first mountain bikes @ Caesar's; Bridgestones MB-1 & MB5.

Stores are opening again. Yippee.

Entrance to Kent Estate.

A bold statement. We passed this a zillion time over the years & just noticed it.

1997? Chevy Caprice.

First bloom of a recently planted rosebush.

The owner of this just purchased VESPA said that the box was her dad's.

United arrivals at SFO. Thought I'd see tumbleweeds rolling by.

Ready for them with bikes acquired on Nextdoor & Craigslist searches.

A delightful quick read.

Jack & Molly in the 1930's.

Four vintage cars gathered to drive around West Marin.

From a distance Bob thought Ferrari, but it was a DeTomaso Pantera car.

T shirt says, "Know Your Brewer." Ed was the brewer.

In an very expensive ZIPCODE neighborhood.

Social distance indicators for the pre-K set.

Corona virus on street in San Rafael?

Good escape while letting the med's work their wonders.

It's getting a bit crazy.

First blooms on rose bushes that were recently deadheaded. And the beat goes on...

"Keep Hope" on Pierce St., Berkeley