Hello Friends, Here's some images of our off the grid home in northern Sonoma County, 100 miles north of San Francisco. Our home is situated on a ridge top 20 miles from the wild north coast at the end of a 6 mile dirt road. There's a wonderful diversity of ecosystems including Redwood, 5+ types of Oaks, Madrone, Bays, and more with many wildflowers. Bald and Golden Eagles, Peregrin Falcons, and Pileated Woodpeckers are a few of the birds we share the sky with. Our bedroom, or bunkhouse as Keith likes to call it, is a separate building from the main house. My office is down hill from our home, Keith's is uphill. The native drought/deer tolerant garden is in it's full glory. We hope you enjoy these photos of our mountain top paradise. New Creek Ranch-home of mud slides, rattle snakes, bears, and wild cats!
View to south with fog in valleys. |
Drought tolerant garden to east. |
Bunkhouse. |
Office in winter. |
South garden. |
Home in fall. |
Black and Oregon Oaks in fall. |
Winter does happen at 1200'. |
Most unusual sunset we've seen here. |