Before sunrise

We set out yesterday in the early morning light and walked down to Lake Natoma at Black Miners Bar. Gus had a chance to wade (he’s not a swimmer, but he loves the water). That didn’t stop him from being extremely disappointed that I wouldn’t take him down to the boat ramp so he could schmooze with the kayakers and […]

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Morning at Beals Point

Gus and I spent some time out at Beals Point, near the Folsom Dam, one morning in early August of this year. It’s always fascinating to see what random items have been left behind or washed up on the shore when the lake water levels are low — assorted bits of trash along with a few surprises.

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Living wild and free

I noticed a new sign on the fence along the Lake Natoma bluffs this morning — a very touching memorial in a beautiful spot. I never got to know her, but I do remember seeing this lady many times, especially in 2019 when I was volunteering with the eagle docents of Friends of Lake Folsom and Natoma (FOLFAN). She clearly […]

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