Ryan Holmes Santa Cruz Realtor

10/31/2022

Super satisfying to help great folks at such an important time in their lives!

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07/26/2022

Guess who just received a new testimonial?

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11/12/2021

A conversation on the origins of the program and how the value of an evolving organization as pivoted to meet the moment. 1:48 Kidpower pivots to online learning in the pandemic to teach more people how to stay safe and enjoy relationships. 4:27 Kidpower teaches “relationship safety” with confli...

01/11/2021

This is the first GIF I have ever made.

08/18/2020

Won't you be my neighbor? Press the easy button for beachy Capitola living!

2 beds, 1 bath, 800 sq ft - Condo/Townhouse/Co-Op Offered at: $560,000

07/03/2020

If you are a new listener to Untold Santa Cruz, I would love to hear from you, do you know someone with a story that simply ought to be told? Please email me and let me know who I should meet! In this episode of Untold Santa Cruz: Shelter In Peace April Stearns, creator of Wildfire magazine for youn...

05/26/2020

Sometimes I feel like one of these "Meaty Pinnipeds"...true story. I have gotten "shark vibes" 3 times while surfing, once before paddling out, and all 3 times there has been a shark in the water. The two times in the water I paddled in, and sailed in, back in my windsurfing days.

From the excellent article written by my friend Mark Conley!

“When a surfer is pulled off their board into the water, that’s more of an investigation,” said Collier, adding that sharks often display displacement behavior, trying to intimidate an unknown cohabitant out of the area.

And then, as they grow and their dietary needs change, most move up the coast to areas like Ano Nuevo, the Farallon Islands or Tomales Bay, places rich with MEATY PINNIPEDS. That’s typically where subadult 10- to 12-footers, like the one that struck Kelly, become bonafide mammal hunters that can easily exceed 15 feet in a lifespan that can stretch past 70 years.

With the death of surfer Ben Kelly, how does the fragile Monterey Bay ecosystem off Aptos respond or change?