We woke up and drove down to a hotel in Jenner. We were driving from Boonville to Point Arena through an amazing road full of redwoods with giant trees. I love trees, the bigger the better, they have a special energy and make me feel so much respect for nature’s perfection. We stop and feel the wonder of these woods.

       We humans are trying to control nature and make it go the way we want it to… we are a plague that will eventually finish possibilities of life in this world… it’s a pity, but we are completely lost in this stupid ego-power-control actions and fear thoughts, and there is little chance we are going to be able to change this disaster. It’s the same story as what happened with native Indians in America, it will be too late when we get conscious about it, to many blind people that don’t mind at all.

       In Point Arena we get to the see and drive the Highway 1 down the coast through the high ridges beside the pacific ocean. Lots of curves make some of us nearly carsick. We stop a couple of times to feel the beauty and the power of these millions of tons of salt water beating against the rocks and the beach and remember the Indian tribes who really lived here in harmony with nature.

       We thought we could enjoy a nice swim, it’s summer, but the air and water are really cold and it’s impossible. That’s the problem of the ocean, same as in the Spanish Atlantic beaches, it’s not easy because air and water are usually too cold.