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[Ukiah Blog Live] The Cemetery of Forgotten Books « Ukiah Blog Live: A blue-tinted gloom obscured the sinuous contours of a marble staircase and a gallery of frescoes peopled with angels and fabulous creatures. We followed our host through a palatial corridor and arrived at a sprawling round hall, a virtual basilica of shadows spiraling up under a high glass dome, its dimness pierced by shafts of light that stabbed from above.

[Lee Foster (blog.fostertravel.com)] Lee Foster (blog.fostertravel.com): Meandering Mendocino, Part 4: The Sonoma Coast presents a different perspective, often putting you on high grassy bluffs with a steep drop off to the sea, rather than adjacent to the sea on much of the Mendocino Coast.  One phenomenon of the Sonoma Coast is the Sea Ranch, miles of upscale coastal development, thankfully cut by occasional Coastal Access points to make a visitor feel like something other than a trespasser. 

[Ukiah Blog Live] As The Monster Malls Die: Retrofitting Our Towns « Ukiah Blog Live: “Historically, there were two options for developers who wanted to revitalize a dying mall,” says June Williamson, an architect and coauthor of an influential new book, “Retrofitting Suburbia.” “The first was going downscale into a power center, with Wal-Marts or Kmarts. Alternatively, developers would go upmarket into a lifestyle center - take off the roof, add the high-end restaurants, spruce it up.

[Ghosts Blog] HPI Chronicles: Covelo - A Dimensional Rift for Ghosts, UFOs ...: Second Stop/Whiteman's Cemetery: Angie 'Auj' Joaquin, a native American Indian and our guide through this cemetery briefed us on how her family has lived in this valley for 70 years. She explained how 7 tribes were driven from their lands from Ukiah and the Sacramento Valley to Covelo.

[RJ's Wine Blog] RJ's Wine Blog: Wine Blogging Wednesday - Ghost Block: , Santa Cruz mountains, Mendocino and on and on...) to be a whole new world of wine that I had never been exposed to before. My friends in Washington now complain that I've crossed over and are all about California wines, but I am definitely an equal opportunity wine guy - it just so happens that most of the wine you can get in California is, well, from California.

[blogs.telegraph.co.uk blog listings.] Police chiefs are losing our confidence; elected sheriffs will ...: But if that happened, it’s become clear to me that there’s a real risk that we would end up choosing between the Tory candidate for the Maidenhead police chief, and the Liberal Democrat candidate, with a few other runners such as Labour, UKIP and the BNP, plus maybe one or two independents, and almost always it would end up with the Tory being elected - and I don’t like some of the things that Tory sympathisers have been saying about how the police should be run.

[Webshots Blog] Webshots Blog » Creative Challenge: Black and White: I have a big B&W album so it was tough to narrow the focus to just one or two (sorry). Hope you enjoy these!

[Sonoma County Literary Update] Literary Update for May 1, 2009 « Sonoma County Literary Update: Sunday, May 3, 2-5 PM: Celebration of the Sitting Room’s 28th birthday and also of our 2009 publication, “Far From Home:  Lessons Learned,” edited by that indefatigable traveler AND editor, Rosemary Manchester and available for a small donation. Our entertainment will be readings by the authors in our new book.

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