Unexpected Light
Bright spots appear when we least expect them. We all find ourselves in a dark funk once in awhile. Indulging in a little pessimism when the road is bumpy isn’t such a bad thing. Dipping our feet into the pool of our troubles, even wallowing briefly, can actually help negative vibes depart more quickly. On rare occasions, a hike ends up literally in a dark place. A trail at dusk offers an enveloping, welcoming kind of darkness. As I feel my way along a path lit only by evening light, though counterintuitive, the gloomy spots I was stewing over sometimes dissipate. Last rays of sun, suddenly beaming from behind a hill: A match lighting the candle of optimism. Embrace these flashes of positive light. Stop, breathe, and appreciate their uplifting glow. This week’s Hike Notes introduce a hike to Battery Townsley. This short steep hike above Marin’s Rodeo Beach offers amazing views with a little cardio kick from the climb up to this World War II gun battery hidden in the Marin Headlands. Beautiful in the morning, midday, or for a mystical sunset walk, this is one of our favorite Bay Area hikes. Please feel free to share. If you’re not able to take one of these Northern California hikes, hopefully you can enjoy the photos! The list of hikes is getting long! Please check the Quick View Hike List or scroll down the main Hikes page to see the current list of hike notes. New this week: Hike Notes 48: Battery Townsley
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