Archive of: Features

	Title	Issue
	The fab four STORY SARAH BERKLEY	Summer 2009
	A walkable wedding story + photos SARAH BERKLEY	Summer 2009
	Portrait of a Wine Country wedding	Summer 2009
	Mystery and miracles on Sonoma Mountain Consider this. To get from Glen Ellen or Kenwood to Petaluma and Highway 101 requires a lengthy and time-consuming detour around the land mass called Sonoma Mountain. From the Petaluma side there is a road to the top of the mountain, but not from the Sonoma Valley. You can drive up one side, but not down the other. Strange. Some people would say the absence of an easily established vehicular route over the mountain is even mysterious. STORY DAVID BOLLING PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY	Spring 2009
	The art of Rene di Rosa	Spring 2009
	King of the castle It's maybe not the venue you'd expect for lunch with a multimillionare tycoon who owns half a nearby city block, two wineries, a construction company, several homes, a Mendocino ranch, a luxury hotel, a philanthropic foundation and his very own castle. STORY DAVID BOLLING PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY	Spring 2009
	On horseback through Beauty Ranch Tony is a 30-year-old Thoroughbred with a lengthy résumé and a fondness for pears. I'm a former cowboy (I rode with the Lone Ranger, Lash Larue, and Zorro when I was seven), and I've owned a few horses, although my saddle time has dwindled as my years advance. STORY DAVID BOLLING PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY	Winter 2008
	Hold your horses Except today the obstinate foe is not our three-foot tall daughter, but a 1,200-pound painted horse named Velcro, whom we are supposed to lure through a set of poles as part of an equine therapy session on parenting, offered by a program called Equine Mirrors. STORY SARAH BERKLEY PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY	Winter 2008
	In search of Jack London Much has changed since the Sailor on Horseback rode this terrain, but on a blazing fall day Jack London State Park is bathed in gauzy October light, vineyards and eucalyptus as Klimt might have seen them-ornate, embellished, all movement reduced to bronze shimmer and the occasional spindrift of leaves. STORY SARAH BERKLEY PHOTOS REBECCA GOSSELIN	Winter 2008
	Pam Berg, rescue woman And I wonder how petite Pam Berg, sitting next to me, manages the heat, the pond, the land, the horses, all of it, alone. STORY JANET GRAY VOLKMAN PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY	Winter 2008