Valley Little League teams begin D53 TOC action this weekend
On the heels of battling for the Valley’s Little League crowns, the title and runner-up teams from both Sonoma Valley and Valley of the Moon begin play in the Little League District 53 Tournament of Champions for the Majors and Minors (AAA) divisions this weekend, with the SVLL hosting TOC area tourney games.
The Sonoma Valley, and overall Valley, Majors Division champion Angels earned a first-round bye and will host the winner of Saturday’s opening-rounder between Fairfield Atlantic 1 and Vallejo 2, in a second-round game at noon this Sunday, June 19, at SVLL’s Hughes Field.
In the Little League District 53 TOC Majors Area tourney at Fairfield Pacific, the Valley of the Moon champion Mustangs will face Fairfield Atlantic 2 in a first-round game at 10 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday, June 18.
Sonoma Valley’s runner-up Cardinals open TOC Area tourney action with a first-round game against Napa National at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
The Little League District 53 TOC Minors (AAA) Area tourneys will see the first-place Sonoma Valley Indians host an opening-round noon game this Sunday at Teeter Field, with the SVLL runner-up Reds playing at 10 a.m. on Saturday in Fairfield.
Valley of the Moon’s Minors first-place Mets open TOC Minors Area tourney first-round action against Napa American at 1 p.m. Sunday in Napa.
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Shadows of the hills make an eerie strange landscape. From somewhere a Bedouin song wafts in. A night in the desert camp, how would it be? But then it's time to leave. Images of the Moon Valley, of Lawrence on camel back, and ancient rock-cut paintings
During last Sunday's Valley Little League Majors Division championship game at Hughes Field, Sonoma Valley Angels' Will Larson (No. 7) tries for a bunt-single, but is eventually thrown out by Valley of the Moon Mustangs' catcher Will
Her store offers Moon Valley rustic furniture, home accessories and a tea bar. / Hal Gould | Staff Photographer By Aileen Wingblad Lisa Detkowski wasn't planning to open a business in Milford when she first noticed that an old stone building on Main
Here a bold, bright, smoky Syrah or Sangiovese delivers compatible flavors and cleans the palate; Valley of the Moon Sonoma County Syrah (again, but a good match is a good match) and Valley of the Moon Sangiovese are fine choices.
From founding SonomaBirding.com, to the Christmas Bird Count for Kids, to the Valley of the Moon Nature Lecture Series to the Plaza Tree Map, Rusert has spent countless volunteer hours sharing his love of birds. That unbridled zeal earned him the most
The Adventure Blog: More From The Atacama: The Valley of the Moon
Hiking through the Valle de la Luna, I couldn't help but think that the word "otherworldly" was invented for just such a place. It is a starkly beautiful landscape that will leave you wondering if you've somehow stepped off the Earth and onto some distant alien world. It is a place that is marked with strangely shaped rock formations, narrow, twisting canyons, and sand dunes that measure 40 meters in height. And yet, is is also a place of brilliant colors and a peaceful silence that is only experienced in the most remote places. While the valley is indeed very beautiful to look at, it is probably that silence that I will remember the most. If you scrambled up on one of the rocks, and took a seat, unmoving and not talking, the entire area took on an overwhelming silence. It was so quiet that it could be a bit unnerving for some visitors, although I personally think most will find it very peaceful. That silence was, at times, broken by the sound of salt deposits, locked inside the rock walls, popping with the warmth of the sun. Those small "pops" served as a reminder that you haven't lost your hearing altogether, but it is just a characteristic of the place you're in to muffle all sound. As I noted in the article at Gadling, the best time to visit the Valle de la Luna is in the evening, when the sun is going down. The light that bathes the entire area is simply spectacular, and it really brings out the reds, oranges, and pinks that naturally occur there. The valley is also a fantastic place to take in the night sky, which is unlike any I've seen in other parts of the world. With zero pollution, and no lights whatsoever, the sky is visible in all of its glory, and it is a sight to behold without a doubt.
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The look of the moon from the valley looks pretty scary
Over the Mountains of the Moon, down the Valley of the Shadow, ride, boldly ride. If you seek for El Dorado - Edgar Allan PoeValley Of The Moon - Bookshelf
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