Friday February 14, 2025 Guerneville CA.
Road check
I rode on up through the state park to check out the old dirt road I’ve been working on to make sure it’s holding up ok to the local traffic. All seemed to be doing just fine, but I can see where it needs a bit more rock on it in some places. I’ll take care of that when the ground dries out enough.
High country
After that, I decided to take a ride up to the real high country to visit a neighbor as he wanted some advice on keeping water off his road as he’s having a problem with a spot.
I rode on up this road headed for the neighbor’s place.
They live on one of the higher mountains and this was the view as I rode on up to their place on one of the higher hills.
No one was home, except for their dog. He was happy to see me as I always bring him a small stick to chew on.
As long as I was up here, I headed on over to the spot he’s having trouble with.
As I was going down the road, headed to that spot, I came across this CAL Fire guy going out the gate.
Bull
We shot the bull for some time, talking about the last forest fire we had up here a few years ago. He also knew about the old dirt road I’m working on and was surprised I’d been working on making the road passible for fire trucks.
Bad spot
From there I rode on over to the trouble spot in my neighbor’s road. The road had developed a big crack in it during the last big rain storms. He put some plastic on the big crack to hopefully stop the road from caving in. His main problem is he has too much water flowing down the road during big rain storms and needs to drain his road better.
Bear
From there, I turned onto this road with the big wooden bear on it. Unfortunately, the big bear didn’t save the house that was out this road during the last big forest fire.
The view as I rode up to where the house burned down, looking west towards the Pacific ocean on a cloudy day.
Hill top
The house used to be on this hill top, before it burned down. There’s good views from up here. Next I’m going to drive over to the next hilltop, the one to the left in this picture.
I drove on over to that hilltop from the one to the left in this picture.
Monument hill
That’s what they call this hill top now. We used to call it Bald Mountain as it was all grass when we were kids, with no trees on it. But now, it has these memorial stones on it for some of the people that used to own this property and died.
My house
From there, you can see the valley I live in, down towards the town of Guerneville. My house would be in lower, center left and can’t be seen in this picture. You can see some of the houses in the valley and Guerneville would be to the right of those houses.
I spent a little time there, looking around at the views and just enjoying the day.
I headed on down the hill from there, headed home.
Nice day.
Great view from up there. Shows how dense the forest really is.
Can you see the hills Bohemian Grove is on from up there?
Hi Barb,
Yes, I can see the Bohemian Grove hill from there as well as from our break area hill top. They own a beach area on the river I used to kayak most every day too. My brother Barry used to work for them in the summers as well as some friends. Lots of rumors about the place. :O)
Bob
Ever run into any of the muckity mucks that run this shit-show?
No Joe Biden on the beach? ;o)
What about Barry? Any past, present or future presidents?
Heard about and have seen videos for years. Creepy.
Can’t believe I “know” someone who lives so close. lol
No muckity mucks on the beach. Only their helpers use the beach. Barry run into the big guys back at the camp. Lots of rumors on the place, but most of the stuff you hear is bull. Just a bunch of big shots doing business at the camp. They don’t like news media, so the news media makes up a lot of stuff to write their articles. It’s a place the big guys can hang out and do business without dealing with the media interfering.
Bob
The cremation of care video that’s out there with the giant owl seems a little occultish. Makes you wonder what has been conspired in places like this. Thanks for your responses, Bob. Appreciate it. Have a great day!