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3 days ago |
noozhawk.com | David F. Bacon
I woke up from a dream and realized it was actually a memory of gunboats coming at us just outside of Santa Barbara Harbor. This definitely added something wild to a charter fishing trip. It can be a bit disconcerting to watch an inflatable gunboat barreling down on us with a massive machine gun mounted on the bow. Especially a gun that could probably cut my boat in half, like a giant chainsaw, in about three seconds flat.
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4 days ago |
civileats.com | David F. Bacon
Unlock the Full Story with a Civil Eats MembershipExpand your understanding of food systems as a Civil Eats member. Enjoy unlimited access to our groundbreaking reporting, engage with experts, and connect with a community of changemakers. This is the second of two articles about the strawberry workers of Santa Maria. Read the first story here. All photos by David Bacon.
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5 days ago |
randomlengthsnews.com | David F. Bacon
Photos by David Baconhttps://davidbaconrealitycheck.blogspot.com/2025/05/photos-from-edge-13-washington-square.htmlBefore Washington Square was a park, the Yelamu tribe of the Ramaytush Ohlone people lived along the Bay, and traveled up into what was then dunes and grassland, studded with oak trees. After the San Francisco peninsula was taken from them by the first Mexican settlers arriving from the south, cattle rancher Juana Briones grew potatoes on this small patch.
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1 week ago |
noozhawk.com | David F. Bacon
Some time back, I ran a mid-week charter to the stunningly gorgeous west end of Santa Cruz Island and it was a dream trip … flat glassy water with no wind, comfortable shirtsleeve weather and hungry fish. We enjoyed a productive day of boiler rock fishing, working my charter boat slowly along and around cliffs and boiler rocks where swells surged to create whitewater. Hungry fish forage for food dislodged from the rocks by the turbulent water.
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2 weeks ago |
noozhawk.com | David F. Bacon
I took a drive to Phoenix, Arizona, just a week into May to see my son and his family. What made it a phenomenal drive was that much of the desert in both California and Arizona was receiving surprisingly heavy rainfall. Near Desert Center, there was sizable hail coming down hard, leaving ice on the desert floor. Talk about a strange sight.
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