Amadorable

2007 Gold Country Cruise Car ShowHere are some photos taken at the 2007 Gold Country Cruise Car Show in Jackson, California May 19 2007.

I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I enjoyed taking them.

Red HotI was passing through Volcano, California on Independence Day. There was an informal gathering of the local classic car and hot rod owners - they were having a little picnic in the park.

I hopped off my motorcycle and snapped a few photos. I hope you enjoy them.

Up close and personalI just returned from a visit to Daffodil Hill today. It's my first time since moving to Amador County years ago - seems like every time I remember the event, the flowers have disappeared, and I must await next year's event.

Not this time! I finally made it, and here are some photos from my visit.⇒ Read More...

Peeking out from behind the barnChance suns herself after days of heavy snow.

Photo courtesy of Keith Breazeal

Here are some photos from around Pine Grove area last night and today. Snow...

Snow BlindBarren TreeCool BeemerSign of the times

Unsurprising to those of us who live here - Progressive Farmer magazine rates Amador County among the best places to live in 'rural' America.

It's a great place to visit, too. Amador County visitors and residents alike know that we have beautiful views, gentle foothills, sweeping vistas, mountain lakes, rivers, streams, vineyards, and so much more.

Couldn't be happierMy dog Crash rests in the tall grass after a run last spring.

Free FlightKeith Breazeal snapped this photo of a scavenger in flight while working on the fire observation cameras on Mt. Zion.

Butte Mountain is off in the distance. It seems as if we are flying along with the bird.

Photo Courtesy of Keith Breazeal Video Productions

Here are a couple of photos of Comet McNaught, taken from around the County. You can barely see the comet in these small versions of the photos - click the photos to see the full-size versions.

Comet McNaught with Mt. Diablo on horizonComet McNaught from the Ag Office

Credits

Photos courtesy of Keith Breazeal of Keith Breazeal Video Production