The land is packed with deer so tame I hear they can eat out of your hand.
Dudjom Rinpoche planted this Cedar Tree. For real!
The crown jewel has to be this huge Vajrasattva Statue.
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From Sausal Creek to other universes and back. The story of the meanderings of an Oakland Dharma practitioner, her periodic seclusions in the riparian corridor of this urban creek, and wanderings both mental and actual.
Sausal Creek Corridor
21st Century Wilderness
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