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Bongolian

The #mercenaries who took on Northern California's hippies resurface: 'It was like a nightmare,' a tree-sitter said of Lear's psychological warfare
Paul Trouette, the CEO of Lear Asset Management, stares down a environmental protester in #Humboldt County, flanked by one of his operatives.

#California #Idaho #LearAssetManagement #paramilitary #Coeurd’Alene #law
sfgate.com/northcoast/article/

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Will

Now that his leg seems to have healed we've started exploring the newly public MCSD park on the east edge of mckinleyville. Folks in the community have clearly put some effort into fixing a couple little bridges, making pretty signs, etc. I'd love to get rid of a bunch of the pampas grass and ivy that are killing all the local plants/ trees. If my shoulders ever heal maybe I'll come try to work on that. Hm. Maybe.
#Norcal #humboldt

Medium size dog about 40 pounds. Colored like a penguin with a face a little bit like a fox and a white nose and pointy upright ears looking at the camera. He is standing on the edge of a path which is covered with Brown leaves. The edge of which is a bramble of himalaya invasive blackberries, which are creeping into the path. Because of the camera angle, the trees and forest behind the bramble is not visible and no other native plants are apparent besides the brown tree leaves. The dog has a purple harness and a green leash.
Medium size black & white dog. Is standing on a crude wooden bridge over a muddy creek. A few ferns and various local plants grow around the Creek as well. As a lot of endace ground cover plants. If you brown tree branches, hang down from outside of the picture on the far side of the stream..
Close app of a pretty hand painted sign on a wooden post. The sign says second street and the arrow points to the left. The paint on the sine is different shades of yellow green and blue in diagonal. Brush strokes blending with each other with the yellow on the left side and the blue on the right side. On the other side of the beta wooden post, the back of a nother sign is visible.. Behind that a black & white dog looks down the path away from the camera Between the brambles.
A path leads between some brambles into a forest. On the right side of the picture and old wouldn't fence and a large stone show where another path splits off. There is a small blue and green arrow shaped sign on the fence. A tiny bit clouds specled. Blue sky is visible in the top left corner between some thin assorted types of trees. The plant life closer to the camera is mostly invasive ground cover and brambles..
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Coreyartus Imagery

Got to Eureka this AM and learned it has more galleries & co-ops than expected. Like, an absurd amount for its size! VERY robust arts community here.

Made it to a farmers market, Explored some of Old Town, got great food, & then drove around the area. Intrigued thus far! More exploring tomorrow!

Didn’t get any good pics of our explorations today in Eureka itself—there’s plenty of that online already. But I will say it’s small-town(ish) vibe is endearing, and the two folks we asked about the community say that folks who “buy into” the community have a tendency to be deeply committed to it. I think that’s very evident by the activism, initiatives, and small businesses here… So that’s a plus!

A highway curves through a dense forest of evergreen trees under a cloudy sky. The road is wet, suggesting recent rain, with a sign visible in the background.
A detailed map of Eureka, California, highlighting specific routes in yellow. Key locations, including parks and businesses, are marked. The map features natural landscapes and nearby water bodies.
A foggy highway scene lined with tall evergreen trees. The road curves to the right, with low visibility due to misty weather.
#EurekaCA#artistlife#relocating
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My camera shoots fascists

There is a #tsunami warning for much of the NorthCoast, but as of yet, no clear indication that a tsunami was actually produced or will arrive. You should still evacuate if you're in a tsunami warning zone and stay away until given the all clear.

An expert from NWS was just on kmud.org saying we likely won't know for another 30 minutes (i.e. ~12:15 PST) whether a tsunami is coming and, if so, how big.

Saying this because I'm seeing lots of people claiming a tsunami is "coming".

tsunami.gov for updates.

#earthquake#humboldt#california
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My camera shoots fascists

Pretty bummed that I missed it. I actually like feeling earthquakes.

I am a little bit worried about my place. Haven't heard back from my house sitter. I'm mostly worried about a bunch of shit falling off the shelves or if the concrete cracked and severed one of the hydronic tubes, which could cause a massive leak.

On the other hand, my house is built on what seems to be a fairly stable piece of ground. Valley bottom, but with what passes for bedrock pretty close to the surface. Many other previous 5+ quakes have caused zero damage.

#Earthquake#Humboldt#NorthernCalifornia
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Norcal Gma 2

I ran to the post office while I had a break from the rain.
Just down the road a piece from the post office is where I stop to check out the Eel River.
A week ago I tooted river photos.
What a difference a week made.
Lots of water flowing super fast. I saw a couple of logs float by while I was taking pictures.
Today and seven days ago to compare.
#Humboldt

The Eel River at flood stage today. Cloudy sky.
A bend in the Eel River a week ago at the same spot. Another cloudy day.
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