long dock and little house on Tomales Bay
water side of Tomales Bay house
door with porthole
view through porthole 1
view through porthole 2
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Inverness?
Yes, Inverness. Have you been to this house?
No, just recognized the scenery. That area is a favorite of ours — so quiet and low-key, and a porthole window like that really is perfect in such a building located in such a spot. What’s the rest of the house like?
Hi Sutter
It belongs to a member of the Wabbit Fleet who I think you know. The rest of the house is very nice. I think Jonathan Livingston did a remodel in the past. Maybe I’ll take some more photos in a couple of weeks when I am there for Wabbit Nationals.
Looks like a nice spot!