Images of Sonoma County

	Parson Jones Tree The tallest tree int he reserve, 310 feet tall.
	Fern Some of the ferns in the undergrowth. Redwood forests tend to be dark and damp.
	Open Sky Some open sky looking up from the Burbank Circle.
	Burbank Circle The sides of the Burbank Circle. This is an open circle of redwoods about 30 feet in diameter. When redwoods die, they often have a circle of heirs around their former circumference, but no coastal redwood was ever this big.
	Red Wood The wood of a redwood is, well, red.
	Colonel Armstrong Tree The oldest three; a mere 1400 years old, and 308 feet tall.
	Hmmm That name looks vaguely familiar.
	Colonel Armstrong Tree The full tree, or as much as one can get in a photograph.
	The Undergrowth Some of the undergrowth in the forest.
	Looking Up Looking up the side of a tree.
	Sea Stacks on the Sonoma Coast Along the Sonoma coast there was a section between the Russian River and Bodega Bay with a lot of sea stacks.
	Cormorant A cormorant on the Pacific Ocean.
	More Sea Stacks More of the sea stacks.
	Action of the Waves A section of the coast where I watched the waves.
	Bodega Bay The view across the bay.