The Stewarts Point Kashia Band of Pomo's Violet Parrish Chappell, center, helped by sisters Vana Parrish Lawson, left and Vivian Parrish Wilder, right, to the cliff where a ceremonial rock was thrown in the ocean on the Arch Richardson ranch, during a Native American blessing as fishing grounds close. Richardson, third from left, and his family have allowed the Kashia Pomo tribe to cross his land to fish for abalone, sea weed and fish as well as collecting shells for jewelry. The state's new marine preserve system will prevent the tribe from fishing.