7 thoughts on “Mimi’s Ark: Showing Love for Ramona’s Wildlife”

  1. Ms. Ilene D. Kruger

    What a great, informative article, Mimi! Roy’s photographs look beautiful and the tours sound terrific! I look forward to reading more of your articles and discovering more about the fascinating people living in San Diego.

    Thanks so much,

    Ilene

  2. Barbara Loveless

    Mimi, this is a wonderful article. He Roy is like a true steward, indeed, and I’m very impressed by the photos you’ve included in the article. Keep ’em coming!

  3. vivian blackstone

    Charming article and thrilled to experience a new artist. Thank you for sharing, as usual. I have lived in Rancho Bernardo for 60 years now and find that there are so many wild animals that live here among us. Racoon’s come up from the water drains; Foxes, cavort in the street after dark; and Rabbits forage in my garden early mornings and leave there droppings which adds nutrients to the soil. Thanks Mimi for introducing me to a wonderful fellow photographer.

    1. It is a beautiful article. Roy is a fantastic photographer. Once can feel his connection with nature through his pictures. Hello pam. Hugs. Eve

  4. Cynthia Shepard

    Great article Mimi.. I so enjoyed meeting you at Roy Toft’s book release at the Ramona Ranch Winery. This is an enjoyable comprehensive history of Roy’s journey:
    Starting with his introduction and early experiences colored by an innate love for wild animals and crystalized into a career with the gift of a camera, through his current situation as photographic ambassador of wildlife conservation.
    I found this article educational and inspiring to all who might wish to embark on a similar career

    Cindy Shepard

  5. Thank you, Mimi, for such a great explanation of Toft’s history and his connection to animals. Ramona is so lucky to be home to so many animals and we really do celebrate this unique and spectacular aspect of living in the backcountry!

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