Great Shots

Great Shots - Page 3

Clicking on any photograph will open a new window and take you to the original image, usually on Flickr.

Photo by Brad Schram: Fox Sparrow	Photo by Alan Vernon: F/18 Overhead
Photo by Anita Ritenour: Obedient Elk	Photo by Sylvia Sanchez: Tufa Pinnacles
Photo by Michelle Maani: Stick Your Tongue Out and Say Ahh . . .	Photo by Cheryl Strahl: Yosemite Ice Patterns
Photo by James "Dan" O'Donnell: Grover Beach Train Station	Photo by Howard Ignatius: Sandhill Cranes in Flight
Photo by Bob Canepa: Horsetail Falls	Do you have photographs you would like to see on the Great Shots pages? Photos used here are chosen from the set at Slo Coast Journal Flickr, which are submitted for consideration by our Great Shots photo editors, Jerry Kirkhart and Steve Corey. Submit all images by the 15th of each month. This will give us time to make our selections for the next issue. Thank you for your patience and participation; enjoy the photos.

The Business of the Journal
—About the Slo Coast Journal
—Archives
—Just for Fun
—Letters to the Editor
—Stan's Place
—Writers Index

The Business of Our Towns
—Morro Bay Library Events
—Morro Bay Police File

2012 Election - Local Candidates

Morro Bay Candidates 2012
Christine Johnson
Gerald Manata

It's Our Nature
—A Bird's Eye View
—Coastland Contemplations
—Elfin Forest
—Healthy Creeks Make Healthy Communities
—Marine Sanctuaries
—Planting Hope: Sowing Seeds for the Next Generation of Family Farmers
—Sweet Springs Reflections

Slo Coast Arts
—Eye on the Coast
—Genie's Pocket
—Great Shots
—One Poet's Perspective
—Opera SLO
—"Seasons Come, Seasons Go" Restored
—Shutterbugs

Slo Coast Life
—Ask the Doc
—Behind the Badge
—Best Friends
—California State Parks
—Coast Senior Watch
—Double Vision
—Feel Better Forever
—Go Green
—The Human Condition
—Medical Myth Busting
—Observations of a Country Squire
—One Cool Earth
—Slo Coast Cooking
— Surfing Out of the Box

News, Editorials, & Commentary
——Bill Callahan, Cayucos Sanitary District Manager, Resigns
——Diablo Seismic Studies Pose Major Environmental Impact
——Dynegy, Morro Bay Power Plant Owner, Stuck in Bankrutpcy
——New Mapping Tool Shows How Severe Nuclear Accident Could Look in U.S
——New Newsflash from Morro Bay: Contradictions, Falsehoods, Omissions
——One-Block Party Puts Morro Bay on the (Culinary) Map
——The Monterey Bay Marine National Sanctuary (MBNMS) Backdoors SLO County
——Six First Weeks after Chernobyl Nuclear Accident (Memoirs of an Eyewitness)
——Sierra Club Eco-Grants Awarded
to Atascadero, Morro Bay Students

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