Bicycling by the Bay (the Santa Cruz Mountains are in the distance)
End of the road!
Who’s going to tell the birds and the rest of the wildlife that this water’s unfit for contact?
An estuary of the estuary, the San Francisco Bay
Close up of house in marsh with salt pond (or flat) in background
All of these photos were taken along The Bay Trail, on the east side of the San Mateo Bridge. Tomorrow I will post more pictures and tell you about the marshes that were turned to salt ponds and are now returning to their former state. Oh, the Bay, she is a changing, again.
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