The Trinidad Rest Stop on Highway 101 a few miles North of Arcata. Redwood Forest and a Lovely Loop Trail. Very Similar to the Ewok Village from Star Wars... That was filmed nearby!

Photographs of the Arcata Airport Art Show June 2014 - and a visit to the Woodley Island Marina

Graffiti Style Fine Art Painting in Arcata, CA

Man with Ghetto Blaster on Horse

Crystal Abstract

Green Bird

Red and Green Bird

Gold Star Exploding

Giant Monster

Giant Monster Painting near Arrival Gate

Arcata Airport at Night
Paintings visible at the end of hall and on the right side.
The Airport looks so different with ZERO PEOPLE...

Waiting Room Posters

Music in Downtown Arcata

My brother and I at the Maritime Memorial
for Sailors Lost at Sea on Woodley Island in Humboldt Bay

same picture "potatoshopped"
so you can see our faces...

Abalone Fish Pond at Woodley Island Marina Restaurant

Humboldt State University Research Vessel Coral Sea

A single DOLO at the Eureka Welcome Center.
They are used to make the North and South Jettys
that protect the Harbor Entrance.
Originally, the Army Corps of Engineers used
giant rocks to build the Jettys but
over the years they were washed away by the Ocean Waves.
Dolos were invented in South Africa and
look like chicken bones used in a gambling game...

Broadway Street in Eureka, CA

Looking the Other Way on Broadway
in front of my favorite restaurant
Village Pantry - open 24 hours a day

Photographs of the One Mile Pool in Bidwell Park. Chico, California - Open Day and Night - WPA built the Sycamore Pool

Chico Creek Looking Upstream

Chico Creek Looking Downstream

I waded out to the middle of the pool to take these pictures.

Both taken from the same spot...

It's a BIG POOL.

Built by the WPA during the Depression of the 1930s.

Bidwell Park is open at night.
The Movie "Robin Hood" with Errol Flynn
was filmed here... about a mile upstream...

WPA Sycamore Pool - Photographed from the Bridge over the Dam

Headwaters Forestwalk. Virtual Tour of the Elk River Trail in Eureka CA

Redwood Trees, Banana Slugs, Water... It's 5 miles to the Old Growth Forest... Bring a Bicycle.

You may be asking, 

"Where are the Photographs of the Old Growth Redwoods?"

Well, I would have to walk on this trail Five (5) Miles 

before I get to that part of the Forest. 

The photos shown here are the first 1/4 of a Mile...

These are Second Growth Redwoods.

They were Logged a Hundred Years Ago. 

A person on a Bicycle may explore this Forest Furthur.

On the weekends, Families with Wheels visit the Park.

Baby Buggies, Skateboards, Wheelchairs, Segwey People Movers...

That's the way to explore... FUN!

Back to the Parking Lot.

Leaving The Headwaters Forest.

For Reference: Phase of the moon on
the day of my journey to the Headwaters Forest - FULL