The downtown area had a classic look
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The Pine Cone Diner served a pleasant, tasty meal
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Big puddles remained in an equipment yard
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One home made art using abalone shells
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Fake birds inhabited a small greenhouse
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The light-industrial end of town was wide
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A pile of dirt lay just beyond the town's edge
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The mound was part of wetlands restoration
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Small equipment worked on the wetland restoration
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The sheriff was parked on a residential street
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Behind the church was a modern playground
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Residences lay at the end of a dead end street
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The church at the corner of 5th and B Streets
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Senior housing was at the end of 6th street
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An odd building with a train picture on it
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Foresters Hall was built in 1914
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Point Reyes Station, California   •  (Photo posted Wednesday 26 November 2008)   •  (Photo taken Sunday 9 November 2008)   •  © 2008 Bryan Costales

Scoby Zook was behind door number 4
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Radio Station KWMR, West Marin Community Radio
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Kayaking and Hiking activities were available
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