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rozoneill: Big Creek lives up to its names during this latest rainstorm
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rozoneill: Ripples on Big Creek
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rozoneill: Big Creek flows in the gloom
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rozoneill: Where Big Creek meets Sunset Bay
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rozoneill: Big Creek runs bigger than usual
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rozoneill: The surrounding vegetation was rain-soaked
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rozoneill: Lichen dangles off of a tree branch
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rozoneill: The path wandered in the woods atop the coastal cliffs
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rozoneill: The raging surf charges into Norton Gulch
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rozoneill: Looks like that tree wants to touch a nearby rock
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rozoneill: The ocean breaches the gates
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rozoneill: A hint of wave action to come
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rozoneill: Guardians of the coast
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rozoneill: The incoming tide fills up Norton Gulch
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rozoneill: The Cape Arago Lighthouse presides from across Sunset Bay
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rozoneill: New growth on a blackberry vine, bronzed by recent freezing temperatures
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rozoneill: A salal leaf goes out in a blaze of yellow glory
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rozoneill: A bayful of angry high surf warnings
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rozoneill: A large rock bears the brunt
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rozoneill: We'd be hiking in the rain before long
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rozoneill: A rocky shoal agitates the ocean or vice versa
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rozoneill: Prepare for a watery embrace
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rozoneill: A large rock is completely overrun by the surf
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rozoneill: The trail was quite muddy and/or wet
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rozoneill: A puddle on the trail reflects the tree-filled world around it
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rozoneill: Postcard from the edge
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rozoneill: Waves crash onto some exposed rock formations
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rozoneill: Waves crash near and far
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rozoneill: The ocean shows its belligerent side today
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rozoneill: That's what I'm talking about!