The Farallon Islands are visible on the foggy horizon. These are the tops of granite peaks, poking out of the ocean. They are the northern-most extent of the same granite body making up the Tehachapi Mountains near Los Angeles.

Dayhike from Tennessee Valley to Muir Beach. Drank a pint at an authentic English pub. Learned that coastal trails can be very steep, with significant climbs. Witnessed the constant parade of container ships passing through the Golden Gate.

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Frank Farmer > Cloud-shrouded Mount Tamalpais

Frank Farmer > The Richmond-Sunset district in San Francisco, Daly City to the south.

Frank Farmer > Mike zeros in on a photo subject

Frank Farmer > A constant parade of container ships

Frank Farmer > Massive container ship, outside the Golden Gate

Frank Farmer > Two crows struggling over a piece of food

Frank Farmer > Two crows on a rock. San Francisco Peninsula in the background

Frank Farmer > Along the Fox Trail to Muir Beach

Frank Farmer > The Farallon Islands are visible on the foggy horizon. These are the tops of granite peaks, poking out of the ocean. They are the northern-most extent of the same granite body making up the Tehachapi Mountains near Los Angeles.

The Farallon Islands are visible on the foggy horizon. These are the tops of granite peaks, poking out of the ocean. They are the northern-most extent of the same granite body making up the Tehachapi Mountains near Los Angeles.