Wave Watching
The Sea Sprays
The Gathering Storm
Many Rains Ago
Many moons ago–A very rainy day in Moss Beach, with flooding. R. Guy Smith’s electrical company building/ real estate office/former post office and the onetime home of the Coastside Comet newspaper stands in the background.. Today, modern homes sit on the hillside behind Smith’s longtime headquarters. : 
Peace Rally: San Jose State U, 1969
The Magnificent Artichoke
Isn’t it magnificent? The elegant artichoke?
Not that long ago, using a century as our yardstick, Half Moon Bay was called “the artichoke capital of the world”.
Coastside Flappers in Swimsuits: Where Are They Now?
El Granada Diptych (1930)
An Ambitious (Failed) Plan for a Country Club in El Granada in 1930–it’s still Prohibition and the isolated Coastside roadhouses are doing a very good business.
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Prohibition Era Barn
I’ve been told by the owner that during the 1920s, the Prohibition Era, this still-standing El Granada barn housed illegal booze. 