Comments by June Morrall
July 12, 2007
Referring back to my earlier comment, I should have said "my heart" wishes it wasn't so...wishes that more of the ruralness could remain and not be bured beneath concrete. It would be easy to turn this into one of those places that could be "anywhere USA," a place where the imagination has no where to run wild. On the other hand, I have frequently heard people who haven't seen the Coastside in awhile (10, 20 yrs), come back and drive up Highway 1 and say they are surprised that the Coastside "hasn't…
July 12, 2007
Kevin, You got it exactly right! And I love the comment that is so true, "As the newcomers moved in, they ended up destroying the rural environment that attracted them here in the first place..." It wasn't just the rural environment, the people were fascinating, too. Real individuals. There's someone I'm thinking of who is still here but I cannot name. He has built a very unusual living environment along the public walking trail...and recently he told me he hears what some people say as they walk…
July 11, 2007
A while back I recall hearing about an important Silicon Valley person vanishing while heading for the Farallons. His mother had died and he went on a solitary voyage to the Farallons...and then reportedly vanished...
Was he found?
Thanks.
July 11, 2007
Thank you, Anneliese. I appreciate your comments on "The Mystery of Half Moon Bay," what you wrote, how you said it (you're really good!).......you made me laugh because I knew you understood exactly how these folks felt.
June Morrall
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