Showing posts with label kayaks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kayaks. Show all posts

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Mendocino Coast Photo Essay and Tour




I posted up a bunch of cool pics from our tour of the Mendocino Coast. If you're looking for a get away, or just some way cool things to do and places to see, check out these shots of things like kayaking the Noyo River, riding the Skunk Train, and enjoying a romantic evening horseback ride on the beach. Awesome.








go here for the full photo pictorial: http://www.delalbright.net/Images/Mendocino/index.html
Del

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Travel: Mendocino Coast of Northern CA --- awe inspiring

Mendocino Coast, CA





The Mendocino Coast of northern California is a magical place to visit and Stacie and I can attest to that first hand. We had a marvelous adventure there in July 2009 and here are some highlights to help you plan a trip. It's one of those "don't miss it" places.




For a marvelous time in Mendocino of the northern California coast, we can highly recommend the following businesses and fun activities.


Esterlina Winery with a marvelous Pinot Noir 2007; and Goldeneye Winery, Host of our tour reception night.

Joshua Grindle Inn where we found a new scale by which to measure B&B's -- this place is a treasure.

Liquid Fusion Kayaking with up close and personal water experiences.

Ricochet Ridge Ranch with Lari Shea -- horseback vacations and beach riding.

Ledford House food with a Mediterranean influence and live jazz.
The truly fun and famous, Skunk Train.

Stacie and I spent a lovely time there and learned a lot about this marvelous coastal area. Mendocino is full of history, art, ocean and wonderfully friendly businesses who enjoy visitors.

Please visit our featured stories and photo pictorial here.










Del

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Photo Essay of the Mokelumne River by Del



Check out my photography shoot of the mighty Mokelumne River (near my house). You can see great shots of rapids, fishing, kayaks, and river scenery.



I shoot with Nikon digital equipment, D200 and D70's, with a variety of lenses. Lately I've been playing with a couple Vibration Reduction (VR) lens, and my goodness, what a difference.


Go here to see the entire collection: http://www.delalbright.com/Images/Nature/MokeRiver/index.html


Enjoy,


Del