Good Nite Inn Rohnert Park
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Einzigartiger Einer
Die erste Tageshälfte hat wiederholt kein bisschen an Sommer erinnert, das gleich düstere Programm wie gehabt. Wir gondelten gemütlich durch den Redwood-Nationalpark und waren beeindruckt von den ungeheuren Dimensionen der sogenannten Sequoias (Mammutbäume, die mit bis zu 115 Metern zu den höchsten weltweit gehören). Die ältesten unter den Giganten …
Driving through trees
... me.
The second drive through tree was actually split up the middle and held in
place with chains. The best of the three was the third one, the chandelier. The
tree was more symmetrical and just prettier overall. The sign nearby said that
the tree is over 3000 years old.
So this day was full of mountains, beaches, trees, with a few references to
bigfoot. We'll be in Rohnert Part until Friday. That's when we get to see Alex
in Monterey.
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San Francisco - lots of great sights
... age of fifteen she witnessed the Knickerbocker Engine Co. No. 5 in response to a fire call up on Telegraph Hill when they were shorthanded; she threw her school books to the ground and pitched in to help, calling out to other bystanders to help get the engine up the hill to the fire, to get the first water onto the blaze. After that Lillie became the Engine Co. mascot and could barely be constrained by her parents ...
Nice relaxing day...
... Rod and Beth (the people we had dinner with last night) live about five miles away - so it was sort of familiar to me. When we ran out of trail, we turned around and followed it back, going under the bridge this time and ending up on the other side of the highway from where we live. The path went for a couple of miles, following a little river, on a nice paved multi-use trail that was packed with people. It's Martin Luther King Day ...
Long, long day today
Left Eureka at ten this morning. The skies were gray and it was kind of foggy. It took awhile to get through town - there was a whole lot of it we didn't see yesterday - seemed like one big long strip mall for miles! They even had a Kohl's - drat we missed it!!
The first part of the drive was through flat, green farmland. It seemed funny to see recently tilled fields and green sprouts of crops coming up. The road was great - 4 lanes and mostly divided highway. ...
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