The Fog Dodgers invite all residents and visitors of the Mendocino Coast to join us on our weekly group runs and walks. We have runners and walkers of all abilities (and even some bikers) and we have only one "rule" - we start at exactly 8:00 a.m. on Sundays. Exercise at your own pace (1/2 hour out, 1/2 hour back) and experience the fresh Mendocino coastal air.

Fog Dodgers provides a fun, safe way to explore some of our local trails and back roads and to meet new friends. You can find out where we're going to be by reading the bottom of last week's post, then clicking on the "Our Routes" tab above. We average 15-20 persons each Sunday and typically half will go to breakfast together afterwards at a nearby restaurant.

Sunday, February 4, 2024

A small cadre of hearty souls braved the blustery winds and moderate rain and walked south from POMO BLUFFS. At the start a couple of umbrellas were briefly at risk of collapse and were returned to their respective cars. We decide to head south, being afraid of being blown over the railings of the Noyo Bridge. Due to conditions we returned about 20 minutes early but we did have a chance to review a large landslide on the south bank of the Noyo before heading back to the vehicles. Hiking were Shari, Joe, Deb, Sam, Nancy, Tom and Cheryl and Scott.

Afterwards 7 of us headed up north to eat breakfast at Denny's, always a bargain.

Since John did not walk with us I anticipated no photos, but he did email me some anyway, plus a photo from Sam, not part of the morning, but a local place I did not know existed.

From Sam - Our Local Mud Pots

And some from John

Front-Yard-Deer

Pomo-Park-view-east
Pomo-Park-view-north
Mackerricher-Park-yesterday
And a showing of furniture everyone should get to see - Krenov-Woodworking-Show-N-Franklin
NEXT SUNDAY, February 11 @ 8:00 A.M.: GROUP RUN/WALK/BIKE, MENDOCINO HEADLANDS. You can click on the "Our Routes" tab at the top to get directions, if needed.

EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, GROUP RUN/WALK @ 7:30 A.M.: COASTAL TRAIL - MIDDLE, behind the Fort Bragg Fire Station.

Posted by Joe DuVivier at 3:55 PM

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