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"Almost a ghost, China Camp on San Pablo Bay". Sunset. FindArticles.com. 12 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_v172/ai_3154498/

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• Havasu by jeep, para-sail, ferry
• Fabric pottery
• Carving out some extra space for a bed
• One crab for two - recipe
• Plant bulbs in January? five offbeat choices
• A visit to artists' cooperative galleries in Santa Cruz
• Photographing animals close-up, how and where
• These are the semiprecious nuts; hazelnuts, pistachios, macadamias - recipes
• Passive solar retrofit. - book reviews
• Desk or table, standard lumber, plywood, teak parquet
• At these parties, everybody cooks, they share work, expenses, fun
• February menus; from the steamer, smoked cod brunch; from the oven, Italian osso buco, from the broiler, lamb chops - recipes
• A sunny March visit to Point Reyes National Seashore
• Acapulco's market just blocks from the beach
• Above her closet, a mini-loft
• A clear glass divider controls the shower splash
• Say aloha with Hawaii's carry-home foods
• Four recipes for the mild but little-known black beans - recipes
• Ficus benjamina has some cousins big-leafed, colorful, ceiling-scraping, compact
• Ordnance surveys maps. - book reviews
• At Williamsburg, 9-year-olds need not be bored - Colonial Williamsburg Foundation tours
• Fertilizer facts and folklore
• An open, private family room for a foggy climate
• It's a wedge with chunks cut out - house design
• The mice have almond ears, the hedgehogs have icing spines - recipes
• For cutting all summer long, it's the easygoing helianthus
• Last-resort protection against garden invaders - cages
• Wooden boats and sea chanteys on San Francisco Bay - National Maritime Day - May 22
• Exploring the San Joaquin, 3.5 hours out of Fresno - San Joaquin Wilderness, California
• Remodeled for people instead of dairy cows in Park City, Utah
• More storage and counter space with their new half-wall
• Chilies color, flavor, and can heat this red or green loaf - recipes
• His cowboy beans are assertive, not aggressive - chefs of the West - recipes
• Newspapers as garden mulch?
• Wilderness: we're losing ground - letter
  by L.W. Lane, Jr.
• Fishing, hiking, biking at Marin's hidden lakes - Mount Tamalpais, California
• Spending an hour in Rawlins' prison
• A greenhouse unit expands a bath
• Geometry lesson: this house is solar-effective
• Zucchizza casserole - recipe
• Duck on the barbecue … not tricky if you know how - includes recipes
• With or without a stream, watercress is easy to grow
• It will give your garden vertical punch … New Zealand flax
• Winter marsh hike in the Bay Area
• Ski trails, guided tours, snow camping; 10 miles south of Tahoe City
• House on a slope is divided into three terraces
• You steam-bake a chicken inside a clay sculpture - or ham - recipes
• Squeezing fruit trees into tight spaces with espaliers, trellises, hedgerows
• Kyoto in Portland, 5.50-acre Japanese garden
• Italian farm women draw it out of stone ovens; "mother loaf." - recipe
• A place of honor for the piano
• They raised the roof
• Strawberry caramels - recipe
  by Helen Passey
• Cook's discovery lean, versatile monkfish - recipes
• Year-round vegetables in a greenhouse she built herself for $120
• Old, exotic market in Honolulu can continue selling its fare
• Controlling light and privacy at the front door
• Pear pepper pie - recipe
  by Carine Goldin
• For 1984 - a dozen new roses
• Where the snowcats take you to high powder - downhill skiing
• Tuning up your downhill skis
• Angles, curves, and half-walls uncramp three rooms
• Upstairs privacy with sideways door
• Spinach with sesame dressing - recipe
  by Lydia Raymond
• Good old-fashioned hot cereal, you choose the grain - recipe
• Step by step, how to build a sturdy raised bed
• Have you ever been to a salon de l'agriculture?
• Never say too small to remodel
• Ribbons of glass
• Pork chops a la steamboat - recipe
• Getting generous with parsley - recipes
• In borders, in paving tiny tuck-ins
• Want a fig tree? Here's advice
• You can join in to build trails in the Bay area
• Hardly changed since Hiram Penniman built it in 1902 … Shadeland in Walnut Creek
• Omelets anywhere - recipe
• Angular decks wind you down from the back doors
• Cardboard tubes cut to size for stowing wine
• It's paskha, Western-style - recipe
• Reasons to rediscover pig's feet - recipes

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