May 17, 2008 Dansk tekst til venstre English text on the right Dagens baghave: Backyard of the Day: Point Reyes National Seashore, Olema, Marin County, California Point Reyes National Seashore is located west of Olema in Marin County, California.   Vi stod grumme tidligt op og tog ud for at gå på opdagelse på Point Reyes National Seashore, en naturskøn halvø, der er blevet adskilt fra hovedlandet af San Andreas spalten, og som fortsat flytter sig fem centimeter længere mod nordvest hvert år. Næste gang man kommer på besøg, kan man måske forvente at skulle soppe derover? We got up frightfully early and went out to explore Point Reyes National Seashore, a gorgeous peninsula, which has been separated from the mainland by the San Andreas fault, and continues to move two inches further northwest every year. Next time we come to visit maybe we can expect to have to put on waders to get over there?     Heart's Desire Strand ~ Heart's Desire Beach       En slags vilde hvad... Hindbær? ~ Some sort of wild what... Raspberries?

Hvor de glade californiske køer kommer fra.... Where those happy California cows come from....     Klitter ~ Dunes

Her er virkelig helt fantastisk smukt. This place is really stunningly beautiful.     En af de mange historiske gårde på Point Reyes National Seashore. One of the many historic ranches at Point Reyes National Seashore.     Engang var der kun ti tule-elge tilbage her... i dag er der 400. Vi så kun den her.... Once there were only ten tule elks left here. Now there are 400. We only saw this one....

Vi var heldige at se en lille Bambi med sin mor i en tågebanke, og vi gik sammen med dem længe, uden at de lod sig genere af os. Kan I se lammet til venstre i billedet? We were lucky to spot a little Bambi with his mom inside a fog bank, and we walked alongside them for a long time without them minding. Can you see the fawn in the left side of the picture?

April foran et gråhvals-kranium. April in front of a grey whale skull.

Camping/Boondocking Information We camped at one of the Sonoma Coast State Park campgrounds just past Bodega Bay. Campsites are $25.00 for the summer season, no hook-ups. Facilities: Restrooms Showers Picnic areas Barbecues Hiking Beach Dump station Dogs are allowed, but are to be kept on leash and off most beaches. More California Travel Information Here YESTERDAY TOMORROW