Monthly Archives: May 2008

Story & photos by John Vonderlin Please email John ([email protected]) I enjoyed your Tsunami Ranger story. The video was a nice touch. Glad you enjoyed yourselves there. I would have liked to have attended, but…. so many miles and so … Continue reading →

A few months ago I talked with Orril Fluharty by phone. You wouldn’t think that a hard line would cut out like a mobile phone but it did. Despite the bad connection, we had a good conversation. The reason I … Continue reading →

By June Morrall In the 1870s, the “burg” was booming. That’s what some folks called Pescadero, “the burg. It was hopeful talk of a railroad linking Pescadero with San Francisco that led to all the building. Why was this so … Continue reading →

(Photo: Charlie Lund at Pigeon Point) By June Morrall In th 1870s when Colonel S. Evans, author of “A La California” rode horseback into the remote village of Pescadero, he saw a village optimistic about the future. Behind all that … Continue reading →

John Vonderlin Finds The Usual Suspects at Neptune’s Vomitorium Story & Photos by John Vonderlin Email John ([email protected]) Hi June, With Neptune’s Vomitorium becoming active once again, after a six month quiescence, I’ve been making twice weekly trips to Invisible … Continue reading →