The Haunting Night Light!
The Night Light painting was done by famous Pescadero artist Christina Olsen. She now lives and paints in Brookings, Oregon. Her links are:
ChristinaOlsenArt.com
Christina is a wonderful impressionist working mainly in watercolor, and has a large and colorful assortment of painted cards that she sells very inexpensively. Christina also has glorious wall hangings, as well as pottery, available through her site, or at shows that are announced through the site.
Check her out!
June Morrall has three wondefully informative web sites about San Mateo County Coastside history. They are:
PescaderoMemories.com;
HalfMoonBayMemories.com;
PrincetonByTheSeaMemories.com
If you're from that area, you will love how complete a job she and John Vonderlin have done compiling photos and stories.
Want a gorgeous tahoe vacation home with an an eye-popping view to rent for a relaxing or action-filled weekend? Check these sites:
http://tahoe-vacation-homes.
http://www.vrbo.com/148885
http://www.cyberrentals.com/
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My favorite writer (besides me), Jeff Somers, has these entertaining sites:
Jeff's newest:
www.survivethenewroom.com
An interesting concept!
The Inner Swine |
www.innerswine.com
The Electric Church |
the-electric-church.com
The Digital Plague |
the-electric-church.com/TDP/
Blathering |
www.jeffreysomers.com
New Book|
www.eternalprison.com
Jeff Somers Rocks You Like a Hurricane |
Click HERE for the Somer's forum
Hilarious and wild, check them out!
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My old friend, and one heck of a fisherman, Bob "Red" Rathborne, has a fine fishing retreat on the Williamson River in Chiloquin, Oregon. Check it out:
www.williamsonriverretreat.com
Here is his rent-a-ble retreat, and an example of the type of fish he will help you catch!
Carol Crockett tiles at http://www.crockett-tiles.com/ is a cottage industry located in a converted 1906 carriage house on a charming tree lined street in historic Placerville, a former gold mining town, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains of Northern California.
Carol says: "My work today includes both decorative tile and custom-made architectural tile. I continue to draw inspiration from the infinitely changing themes of nature, and from the integrity and vision of the early twentieth century pioneers of tile-making. "
http://www.crockett-tiles.com/
