Stumbling onto an extensive graveyard of decaying vintage cars and appliances dating from the 1930s above the Sacramento River in Mount Shasta, California.
Manning a booth at LIFT Tehama, which welcomed the homeless population and their pets to a day of free health, legal, medical, personal and social services in Red Bluff, California.
Watching his gluten-free 100-year-old mother nonchalantly down a dinner that includes two glasses of champagne, a salad, a filet mignon and a twice baked potato.
Forget heavy autumn comfort food. Everyone in Redding, California, is still eating simple salads due to a seemingly endless summer and unseasonably warm temperatures.
Forget hibernation. Everyone is Northern California is staying wild due to a seemingly endless summer (aka Indian Summer or Altweibersommer) and unseasonably warm temperatures.
Snow may be falling throughout much of the United States but California’s Mount Shasta isn’t having anything to do with it. Unseasonably warm autumn temperatures make a walk on the mountain in early November seem like an outing on a mild summer day.
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