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makes her Afro-Caribbean, not African-American), but Mr. Templeton insists she is not talented enough to justify having a black actress play the role. I cannot be the only one who thinks that his remarks are racist! Haven’t we moved beyond this? Is President Obama talented enough to justify having a black person in his position? Mr. Templeton claims himself to be “normally a proponent of color-blind casting,� but focuses his attention on finding a justification for casting this beautiful young woman. He completely omits the fact that there are other actors of color in this production. The Rev. Tooker is played by a black actor; is this justified, or is the actor simply talented enough to make it work? One of the “no-neck-monsters� is an Asian girl—how could she be a member of this predominantly white family? You cannot have it both ways, Mr. Templeton; either you support using the best person for the job, regardless of skin color, or you don’t! Furthermore, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is not a play about race. I have seen the play a few times, and while it is set in Mississippi in the mid 1950s, Tennessee Williams

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Mendocino, the source of the Russian River, which provides water to most of Sonoma County, is currently at only 64 percent of its capacity. A trade journal for the wine industry, Vineyard & Winery Management, saw the implications of low water levels for its readers and organized the conference, attracting engineers, geologists, winery managers, business consultants, well diggers, growers, city officials and a handful of concerned citizens. “Everybody seemed to be biting their nails,� said publisher Robert Merletti. “We thought that someone should take the first step to bring agricultural and business communities together to start dialogue.� The conference’s keynote speaker, engineer J. Dietrich Stroeh, was in charge of the Marin Municipal Water District during that county’s legendary 1976–’77 drought, when the main reservoir dropped below

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River Watershed Frost Prevention Pumping Task Force in July 2008, drawing from the Russian River for frost control had been mostly unregulated, which in the past few years has led to several large-scale fish kills. White pointed to a line graph in his PowerPoint presentation that depicted the water levels in the Russian River during a night with a frost threat. The levels dropped down to 50 percent in that single night. Though White supported the work of the task force, he said that grape growers could not live with a flat-out ban of the practice. “Frosting is a problem,� White said. “But we can’t live with a ban; that will put the entire upper basin out of business.� White argued that there needs to be a greater emphasis on creating more water storage and better communication between upper river and lower river management in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, respectively. He also suggested that much of the water used for frost prevention could be drawn from recycled water, essentially treated wastewater from urban use. While conference-goers milled around during the lunch break, swapped business cards and ate pasta salad, there was at least one voice unsettled by the proposition of using urban wastewater for agricultural needs. “All this talk of recycled tertiary water— it’s illegal!� said Rohnert Park resident Dawna Gallagher. “What about the runoff going into our water supply?� Dan Carlson, deputy director of the Santa Rosa Subregional Water Reuse System, outlined Santa Rosa’s recycled water program. He stated that recycled water produced at the plant is clean enough to drink and that vineyards as high-profile as Gallo and Korbel happily use it for irrigation. There remains some question about the total purity of the water; the California State Water Board is currently investigating the presence of flushed pharmaceuticals contaminating the recycled water. For Adelman, Carlson’s reassurance isn’t enough. “There’s all these unregulated chemicals. I’m still concerned that the state is dragging its feet and we’re losing species.� Though the SCWA endorses the use of recycled water in vineyard management, not all vintners want to use it. Earlier this year, the board of supervisors had to put a hold on its ambitious North Sonoma County Agricultural Reuse Project, which would have provided treated water to farms and vineyards, because growers worried about its quality. Up until a year ago, recycled wastewater was free for growers; now it costs 95 percent of regular municipal water. Some growers don’t quite see the point. By the end of the long day, with 17 different presentations in all, conferencegoers were fondling their BlackBerries and looking toward the windows with longing. Fatigued from the long day of panel discussions, PowerPoint presentations and the complex challenges of coming up with good solutions for water conservation, they could at least take comfort in the fact that the conversation had been started. “There’s a long history of divisiveness,� Adelman said at the end of the day. “This is a step in the right direction towards good relationships.� For SCWA, Smith agreed: “I thought it was a really constructive and productive forum to exchange ideas.� Though water may be scarce in Sonoma County, when it comes to civilized dialogue, the floodgates are beginning to open.

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our alien tracking devices (flashlights) to find reflective material—alien blood. The woods are dark but the sky is clear. No sign of the aliens. We continue walking. The Cubemaster slows down and shines his flashlight on the ground. “Hey, check this out.� Tinsel. Alien blood? A yard ahead, more tinsel hangs from a branch. Another piece is shadowed under a rock. Excitedly, we keep moving forward. However, the tinsel seems to have stopped. We look everywhere, but no sign of more tinsel or the cache. We backtrack so as not to get discouraged. Cube rechecks the GPS. “Hmmm, we are at the right spot,� he says. “It says here that someone found the cache a week ago.� Mark “Psychofish� Cook, 51, an avid geocacher, remembers setting flowers down on his mother’s burial plot in September 2005 when he noticed a small ammo box. “This is weird,� he thought. “Maybe some hunter put it here.� He curiously opened the box; inside were toys, a logbook and a piece of paper with the Groundspeak website and an explanation of the game on it. Cook, who was always interested in maps and had always wanted a GPS, now had the excuse to get one. Four years later, he has found approximately 13,000 caches all over California, some in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Kansas. He has also hidden 87 of his own. “I love the hunt and the outdoors,� Cook says. The sport brings people together and gets them outside and moving. “I enjoy going out with my brother and my son, Ben, people I enjoy being with,� he explains. Caches are everywhere, a truth that changes the perception of the environment. The game has “made me more observant,�

Cook says, “I have to notice things the average person doesn’t see. I have to notice things a little bit more and it makes me more aware.” The tinsel leads nowhere. “Let’s see what other caches are around here and maybe we will find the alien blood as we look for some others,” I suggest. The Cube checks his GPS, which is loaded with cache locations. “Frog Hideaway” and “Rocky Road” are nearby. With new coordinates, we wander a winding, tree-canopied path. We are looking for “Rocky Road.”“Ding, ding,” chimes the GPS. We are at the spot. To the right of where we are standing is a group of large rocks, which we all start scurrying over and climbing. We turn over the ones we can lift and carefully look under, around and in between the ones we cannot. This has to be the right spot. I crouch down on the ground; it is dark. I feel under the rocks with my hand. There is a small opening between where the stone and the dusty ground meet. I feel dirt on my fingertips, small pebbles, then something bigger. “Hey, quick! I need a flashlight!” Kubo runs over, rips off his headlamp and hands it to me. Everyone gathers around. I shine the light where my hand was. Under the stone is a small tube that is covered in camouflage duct tape. Eagerly, I open it. Inside is a yellow and black toy Datsun, a fake tattoo, a wobbly rubber skeleton, a button and a small address book used as the log book. Treasure! Exhilarated by our find, we are ready to search for a new one. The Cubemaster plugs in the coordinates for “Frog Hideaway.” To get there, we head up a steep hill. John moves branches out of the way so we can easily pass by them. “Ding, ding.” There is a clearing to the left and another grouping of rocks. These rocks are blanketed in moss, dried and damp leaves. If I were a frog, I would hide here. We scatter and start searching. About five minutes of focused searching pass when Marshall yells, “I found it!” We all hurry over to where he is standing. From between two large rocks and under forest debris, he pulls a large plastic tub. He unscrews the green cap. Inside, there are four pens, a logbook, a thank you card, a toy cartoon chicken, a small black-and-white stuffed cat and a pog, among other items. We carefully write in the logbook and put the cache back, making sure it is exactly as we found it. It is late, and there are still no signs of alien blood or of a crashed spaceship, but we’re happy about the treasure we did find. The aliens will have to wait for another night. As we leave the park, we take a moment to regroup. The woods are mysterious and I feel humbled by the greatness and possibility of them. A few minutes pass and we stand still in quiet knowing: the truth is out there. N 38° 27.120´ W 122° 40.139´

The Great Bohemian GPS Stash Hunt At the end of this story and embedded in crunchy nuggets throughout this Arcadia issue, you’ll find the curious algorithmic notations of the geocacher. That’s because this treasure-hunting game is just too good not to play, so we’ve placed 10 of our own caches around the tri-county area coordinated to the stories in this issue, themed as it is around the idea of outer limits and hidden pleasures. Those stories whose latitude and longitude notations have “hints” appended to them hint of unsurpassed riches (OK, of miniature card decks or empty Pez dispensers), meaning that they’re actual geocaches. Intrepid (read: insane) associate editor Gabe Meline, with the gleeful help of geocache nerd and Boho intern Jackie Johansen, has organized and hidden this metaphoric gold. The rest of us just raided our closets for tchotchkes and provided empty yogurt containers to house the stuff. As with “real” geocaches, ours provide a logbook and pen for you to note your find. We also encourage you to go online and crow about your discoveries at our Facebook page, its address being too long and ugly and messy to note here (do the usual search). If social networking is just too aught-nine for you, drop us an old-fashioned email at letters@ bohemian.com or squawk of victory on the BohoBlog (www.bohemian. com/bohoblog). We trust that you’ll leave the cherished objects, mostly garage sale rejects, where we placed them for the next hunter to find far into the shaded millennia—or however long used yogurt containers last in the wild. Like cleansing Dungeons and Dragons of all of its jittery Mountain Dew connotations and trotting it outside, this was pure geeky fun. We hope that you’re inspired to get out and play along as you read along. 5(7&+(1 ,/(6

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Conversely, positioned heading down at the slope’s nadir, the damn Flivver backs itself up to the heavens. Gravity hills (also known as magnetic hills) are infrequently found. The more creative and conspiratorial of our ilk variously attribute these anomalies to spirit world leakage, to overlapping and perhaps competing dimensions, to Matryoshka-doll universes opening into one another, to alien interference or to extraordinary mineral, metal or stone deposits causing magnetic fields to go zotz, thereby convincing gravity to refute its normally well-behaved self. That said, rationalists, the starch-collared bores they tend to be, claim gravity hills are, to a one, simply optical illusions. Rohnert Park’s Gravity Hill is on Lichau Road above Sonoma State University on the eastern slope of Sonoma Mountain,

What do golfers, the clapper rail and kayakers have in common? All benefit from the beautiful surroundings of John F. McInnis County Park on the edge of Marin County’s San Pablo Bay. Interlacing natural wetlands with a pristinely landscaped golf course and lush green soccer and softball fields, the park exemplifies the intelligently planned use of recycled water. Just a mile east of busy Highway 101, hikers, fishermen and sports buffs enjoy the diverse amenities the park offers. At the entrance, the road diverges: left to the golf course, restaurant, softball field and batting cages, dog park and tennis courts, or right to the soccer fields and trails that meander out to the bay. The past Fourth of July found walkers inhaling the scent of sage as they left the manicured sports fields behind and headed out on a dusty trail alongside the cat-tailed banks of Gallinas Creek. Stopping to see what a couple of anglers were casting for, they discovered that tasty striped bass can be had for the price of a California fishing license and a bay and delta fishing license—except on this national holiday and Memorial Day, when the license regulation is waived. A couple of canoes paddled by to the happy strains of band music wafting out over the water from the Marin County Fair, and the sparkle of the Ferris wheel could be seen in the distant west against the blue roof of the Frank Lloyd Wright’s courthouse. A fully sloughed snakeskin lay desiccated and forlorn by the edge of the trail, reminding the hikers to take a sip from their water bottles before circling back to civilization and the sizzle of a holiday barbecue. John F. McInnis County Park, Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael. One mile east of Highway 101. 415.499.6387. N 38° 1.429´ W 122° 30.665´â€”S.D.

Hess Collection On approach, Col. Theodore Gier’s venerable old winery seems to inhale thin wisps of summer’s cool morning fog. The stout, ivy-covered rock pile, built a century ago, has been home to the Hess Collection since 1986. It sits symbiotically affixed to its environs, a reconditioned ruin settled in amid ancient volcanoes, Mayacamas redwoods and terraced Mount Veeder vineyards. The Hess Collection’s modern 13,000square-foot gallery space contains pieces by

over two dozen world-renowned artists. Work by Francis Bacon, Robert Motherwell and Frank Stella composes some of the collection’s earliest pieces. Prominent Asian and African artists complement the Americans and Europeans. Sculpture, video and multimedia installations are included as well. The budget-minded engage these museum-quality pieces free of charge, though a 10-spot tasting in the downstairs tasting room tends to enhance the experience. Donald Hess began his international art hunt in 1960. Since then, he has built and/ or purchased four wineries, each situated on a different continent and each housing work from his extensive collection. Hess limits his patronage to 20 living artists whose work especially resonates with him. He regularly purchases each artist’s pieces, sponsoring their continued efforts until they either attain recognition from the art world writ large or die trying. It’s no wonder that Hess wines are also well regarded. The Hess family has been in the public thirst-satisfying business for centuries. Hess is the ninth generation heir to a Swiss beer-brewing fortune. He parlayed suds into a second fortune selling mineral water before turning his attention to art and wine. 4411 Redwood Road, Napa. 707.255.1144. N 38° 20.316´ W 122° 23.310´ Boho Cache Hint: Turn this mutha out. —P.J.P.

Annapolis Best known for the lay monastery at Starcross Community, Annapolis also boasts Horicon School (85 pupils in grades K–8), the old historic Horicon School building, a post office, a transfer station for garbage and a winery. Originally established by loggers and apple farmers, most residents now work at the school or in nearby Gualala. Since there are no stores in town and limited shopping in Gualala, Annapolians head to Santa Rosa, almost two hours away via Skaggs Road. The occasional tourist might find this circuitous route back to Highway 101 the most compelling reason to wander through this tiny burg, taking time to stop at the Annapolis Winery, best known for a buttery Chardonnay, or at the Starcross Gift Shop for the gold-medal-winning olive oil produced onsite. Rae Brodjeski, the post mistress of the Annapolis Post Office for nearly 25 years, cheerfully serves the community of 500 along with her part-time relief and one carrier. Parker, recently of Napa, moved here because her fiancĂŠ got a job at the Horicon School. When asked what she thought was the most interesting thing about Annapolis, Parker laughed. “Well, we only have a post office, a school and a dump, so I would say the post office is the most interesting thing.â€? Annapolis Post Office, 36451 Annapolis Road. 707.886.5151. Starcross Community Gift Shop, 34500 Annapolis Road. 707.886.1919. Annapolis Winery, 26055 Soda Springs Road. 707.886.5460. N 38° 43.350´ W 123° 22.140´ —S.D.

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Berryessa Bound With no vacationers, Lake Berryessa is quiet, still—and perfect

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ay up north in Napa County, the Corners is a combination general-store-restaurant-bar at the intersection of highways 121 and 128. There are a few trucks in the parking lot owned by bargoers, but otherwise the place is desolate, including the nearby church. My presence is an anomaly here at the gateway to Lake Berryessa, and when I pull out some money to pay for a soda at the general store, the bleach-blonde behind the counter asks, “You mean you’re not going to complain about how expensive it is? Most people do.” Across the street, there’s a huge sign protesting the Bureau of Reclamation, which would appear to be responsible for this being the middle of vacation season and there being no vacationers in sight. This is the second summer that most of the seven resorts around Lake Berryessa have been shuttered. Hell, I think, that’s great for me. No huge boat trailers inching slowly around the winding narrow roads. No Bermudashort-wearing yahoos glugging Corona and blabbing about real estate. No big-city families in their SUVs full of inflatable dinosaurs and bottled-up dysfunction. Yes, there may be no finer time to visit Lake Berryessa than right now, when it’s just the locals. And man, are the locals lonely. Up the road, a park ranger pulls up as I’m taking a photo of a decrepit sign at the fenced-in Spanish Flat Resort. I tell him I’m just taking a picture, but he’s not stopping to bust me. “Uh, you got any questions, maybe?” he asks, and I realize he’s just looking for someone to talk to out here on the desolate road. I ask him about the resort closures, and he says they should all be up and running sometime next year. Making conversation, I remember a tip I’d heard, and ask if he’s heard of a bar that sells world-famous egg rolls. “Oh, sure, that’s Turtle Rock,” he says. “Big blue building, end of this road.” I wonder what’s so special about the egg rolls, but the ranger’s never tried them. “The bar’s not that bad, though,” he says. “Lemme put it this way: I’ve

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definitely had a few drinks there.” Turtle Rock is indeed bright blue and at the end of the road, with a Port-a-Potty outside and a neon sign in the window, next to the Budweiser and Coors signs, promising the rumored egg rolls. A couple of grizzled guys say “Hi” as I walk through the windowless door and into a goldmine of local Lake Berryessa life. Part grill, part general store but mostly a bar, Turtle Rock is also a meeting place for locals, where everyone who walks up to the bar gets a first-name greeting. A few minutes after I sit down, an old man opens the door to a unison “Heya, Ralph” from the other customers, walks behind the bar, cracks a beer, pours it himself and unnecessarily tells the bartender to put it on one of his two tabs. The egg rolls arrive without a fork, a knife or even on a plate. The bartender wraps ’em in a napkin and plops ’em on the bar. “You want sauce?” she asks, and proffers two jugs of Sriracha. These are the world-famous egg rolls, and brother, they’re delicious. As I sit and get my fingers greasy, I ask the bartender, why egg rolls? She points to a large portrait behind the bar of Peter Ping Kong Leung, who often made food for his bar’s patrons. One day about 20 years ago, he decided to roll some egg rolls at the bar, they were a huge hit, and the rest is history. Lueng died in 2003, but his egg rolls—each just $2.25 and about the size of a small burrito—remain. Underneath the thousands of dollar bills stapled to the ceiling and walls, bar talk turns to the ongoing subject of the Bureau of Reclamation and how they completely bungled a deal with the Pensus Group in Arizona which allowed the resorts to close. I get an earful of local stories, but the bartender doesn’t want her name in the paper. “It’s a friggin’ mess,” she says, while fingering a worm out of a bait container. “Just write, ‘It’s a friggin’ mess, but it’s beautiful here, and there are great businesses that need your support.’” The front page of the local 12-page paper contains the tongue-in-cheek headline “Lake Berryessa Region Declares Independence; Forms Republic of Napalachia,” and with all of the resort closures, it might as well do just that. It’s like a different country up here already, and certainly far removed from the wine-

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country-paradise image touted by Napa County tourism officials. Case in point is Spanish Flat Village, north of Turtle Rock on Knoxville Road. I pull into the vast parking lot, containing roughly a hundred parking spaces. Only two are occupied—one by the owner of the Spanish Flat Country Store, the other by the owner of the nearby Italian restaurant, Cucina Italiana. The rest emit the hot, hazy mirage of abandonment. At the front counter of the store, a woman bends over a brick of popsicles that have frozen together, chopping away with a butter knife, trying to separate them. Along with the usual general-store items, there’s a deli, movie rentals, new and used camping equipment and candy bars kept cool in a small fridge. I grab a Snickers and let the woman, furiously working on the popsicles, know that I’m ready to check out. She takes my dollar, throws it on top of a pile of money on the countertop, fishes out a nickel and hands it to me—cash register be damned. “What brings you up here?” she asks. “Oh, I’m just intentionally taking wrong turns, trying to get lost,” I say. “This is a good place to do that,” she says, ominously. I feel like I’m in some sort of David Lynch movie. “What happens if I keep driving on this road?” I ask. “You hit Knoxville.” “What’s there? Is it a city?” “It’s nothing. A good place to go and get in trouble. No one around for miles.” Knoxville, she elaborates, is a rural

area good for off-roading and hunting on the way to Lake County. Lots of ATVs, motorcycles, beer and guns. There are barely even any campsites there, but that doesn’t stop people from disappearing for days. I tell her I’ll probably head back the way I came. She nods and gets back to her popsicles. “That’s what I’d do if I were you,” she says. Pulling out of the parking lot, I drive by the old Spanish Flat Inn, now closed. A neon martini light sits atop the front entrance as a memento of booze-fueled nights of camaraderie amid simpler times, and like the rest of Lake Berryessa, it waits for visitors. In the meantime, it stands as a beacon to the diehards, truly traveling to the outer limits. Spanish Flats, N 38° 32.034´ W 122° 13.683´ Boho Cache Hint: La cerveza mas fina.—G.M.

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Cavallo Point Cavallo Point sits just below the northern entrance of the Golden Gate Bridge in historic Fort Baker. With arguably the best view of the bridge, Cavallo Point offers lodging, fine dining, a world-class spa, yoga classes, culinary lessons, art exhibits, access to amazing trails and much more for those looking for a vacation or even a day trip. On a recent tour, bellman and valet Stuart O’Connor happily showed off the historic lodges, the duplexes originally fit for two officers and their families. These properties have been restored to about 90 percent of their original condition. The lodges still hold the same flooring, glass windows and seating as they did back when they were built between 1902 and 1912. The original structure remains to complete the antique setting, taking guests back to another time and place using LEED-certified materials. At Cavallo Point’s restaurant, Murray Circle, Michelin one-star executive chef Joseph Humphrey oversees an assortment of American and French cuisine. Day-tripping at its finest! 601 Murray Circle, Fort Baker, Sausalito. 415.339.4700. N 37° 50.272´ W 122° 28.766´ Boho Cache Hint: Don’t get too stumped.—D.L.

Plantation The best way to discover Plantation is if you don’t know that it’s there. After driving for hours on a remote, winding road covered in shade, the trees open up and the road dips as a small, bright dale reveals itself. To the left, rustic barns and farmland; to the right, a beaming white gabled Victorian with a large wrap-around porch and huge front lawn. All of a sudden, the atmosphere feels like Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, replete with an old gas pump and a white wooden fence. Is this isolated paradise really located in Sonoma County? “We’re definitely remote,” says Nell Western, who first came to Plantation as a camper in the 1970s and now serves as office manager for the summer camp there. “We don’t get cell reception up here, thankfully.” Plantation was built in the late 19th century as a 13-room hotel for nearby Fort Ross. At its height, it held a post office and a Druids Hall meeting room, and was a stop on the prominent Wells Fargo Express route. The hotel burned in the 1920s, but many original buildings remain, bordering Salt Point State Park and overlooking the 500-acre land. Living outdoors, young campers at Plantation learn to grow food, tend to livestock, harvest crops and participate in the classic summer camp final-night variety show. The camp session is intentionally lived entirely without electricity. “We just have a very back-to-basics philosophy here,” Western explains. “It’s a chance for folks to get away from their computers and games, their cell phones and

their laptops, and just go back to learning to be with people, learning to live with people, learning to actually converse with people. It’s a very equalizing atmosphere up here.” Western estimates that about 98 percent of Sonoma County residents have no idea Plantation exists, but says most campers love to return, either serving as camp counselors or stopping by for a nostalgic visit on family vacations. To those just passing through, the camp’s amenities are strictly for the looking. However, just three miles up the road is Kruse Rhododendron State Preserve, a large forest with five miles of hiking trails which, when the season is right, showcase beautiful clusters of rhododendrons, ferns, myrtle, huckleberry and second-growth redwood. Rhododendrons being seasonal, May is the best time to visit, and the smaller the car, the better—the dirt roads are skinny and there’s barely any place to make a turnaround—but the short, two-mile loop trail offers a quiet, beautiful hike. Plantation, 34285 Kruse Ranch Road, Plantation. Kruse Rhododendron State Preserve, Highway 1, near Salt Point State Park. N 38° 35.400´ W 123° 18.600´—G.M.

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The people at the next table are passing through, on their way down to an ice hockey tournament in Santa Rosa. Another family across the dining room is headed up to Oregon for some whitewater rafting. The walls are covered with postcards from around the world, singing the praises of this hamburger stand, housed as it is in an old Texaco gas station, just north of Cloverdale. Everyone, it seems, stops in at Hamburger Ranch. Hamburger Ranch is one of those places that’s achieved world renown while staying down-home. Among posters for the local Lion’s Club poker tournament and old cattle equipment on the wood-paneled walls, a token wine list at each table feels out of place. Here’s what you need to know: screwdrivers and bloody marys are $5, and just beneath those, on the menu, lies the holy grail. “One shot: $1.50.” It’s that kind of place. For travelers headed to the outer limits of Hopland, Boonville or Point Arena, the roadside stop officially known as Hamburger Ranch and Pasta Farm is an essential gateway visit. But why pasta “farm”? “Oh, that was the previous owner,” sighs Nancy Dennis, who’s worked at Hamburger Ranch for 18 years. “I don’t know how he came up with that name. I think he was just a cornball with a strange sense of humor.” However it’s “farmed,” pasta features prominently on the menu, as do plenty of breakfast offerings priced as low as $5.45. The Ranch’s slow-cooked, wood-fired barbecue (tri-tip, brisket, chicken, ribs) is to die for—the pulled pork alone is cooked for 19 hours—and, naturally, dozens of specialty burgers abound. Renovated several years ago, the Ranch replaced its formerly cramped bathrooms, expanded its dining room past the old wooden front porch and added a large covered outdoor patio with a vineyard view. The one thing that hasn’t changed, however, is the loyal clientele, who religiously make a pilgrimage for burgers on yearly road-trip vacations. “I had some just this morning!” says Dennis, excitedly. “They were on their way camping, and they said, ‘This is our annual stop.’” An inestimable flood of postcards from visitors echo the sentiment (the most far-flung actually came postmarked from Antarctica), but it’s Dennis herself who may be the restaurant’s biggest fan. With Cloverdale diners like the Wheel Cafe and the Redwood Smorgette long gone, Hamburger Ranch is a dying breed, and the quick-on-herfeet waitress says she still has fun being part of a local institution. “I came here on vacation in ’76,” she explains, filling up another basket of fries, “and I’m still on vacation.” Hamburger Ranch, 31195 N. Redwood Hwy., Cloverdale. 707.894.5616. N 38° 49.066´ W 123° 01.406´ Boho Cache Hint: Under the grid.—G.M. ')

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Chloes French Cafe Tucked away above the Sutter North Bay Medical Foundation is a Parisian oasis. Upon walking down a drab white hallway, there is a door left wide open. Through this entrance, there are bustling waiters and waitresses, and outside, the trees hang low, French music plays and a couple sits, wine in hand, chewing on a baguette. Chloe’s French Cafe dishes up handmade éclairs, tarts, croissants, sandwiches, salads, ratatouille and much more, all made from heirloom French recipes that have been passed down for centuries. Chloe’s motto is to keep its food “basic and simple, but as French as possible” says chef Renée Pisan. Before coming to Sonoma County, Renée, with her husband, pastry chef Alain Pisan, and his brother, sommelier Marc Pisan, worked at the Pisan family cafe in the South of France. Eventually, they moved because of Marc’s interest in the wine country. It doesn’t seem far from home. “The weather, everything about this place is like France,” Renée says. The three originally wanted to start a catering business, which is how they ended up in the unique location. “The building was empty and the kitchen was part of a cafeteria,” Renée says, “so we took it.” After a year, Sutter asked if they would open up the cafe. Renée describes the cafe as being “casual but French at the same time. Alain makes all the pastries from scratch, and we try to use as much local ingredients as possible.” Adjacent to the cafe is a large atrium-style room where Chloe’s holds monthly table d’hôte dinners. “In France,” Renée says, “the Pisan family had a pastry shop, and at the end of the week, shop keepers, friends and family would come and eat at long tables.” Renée takes the original menus from these dinners and recreates the experience for all to attend. Walking through the doors of Chloe’s French Cafe is like walking through a portal into another world, one rich in tradition, culture—and butter. Inside the Landmark Executive Center, 3883 Airway Drive, Ste. 145, Santa Rosa. 707.528.3095. N 38° 28.919´ W 122° 44.340´—J.J.

Drakes Beach Cafe Sir Francis Drake missed the boat by sailing his legendary Golden Hind into the bay 430 years too early. Had the famed explorer and pirate had the good fortune to arrive in the same waters today, he would have been mighty pleased to find the tiny, welcoming eatery that bears his name. Drakes Beach Cafe nestles on the sands of Point Reyes National Seashore at the westernmost edge of Marin County. A national treasure, the park entices adventurous hikers, birdwatchers and beachgoers to meander for hours on one of many trails. As hunger gathers with the dusk, follow the road toward the fabled

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lighthouse to the park’s only restaurant for a sunset dinner on an isolated beach. Using the bounty of the county’s organic farms, local cheeses, bakeries, fish and meats, chefs and concessionaires, Ben Angulo and his wife, Jane Kennedy, serve a prix fixe fourcourse dinner that is as fresh as the ocean breeze outside the restaurant door. Two nights a week, 24 happy patrons gather for a pleasurably intimate dining experience, one night accompanied by a pod of dolphins frolicking in the waves breaking just outside the windows. Olives and artisan bread with DeVero olive oil soon appear on the table, and the wine brought by patrons is poured by the friendly staff (no alcohol is sold onsite). Three small courses both tease and fulfill hungry diners: grilled octopus straddling arugula, orange wedges and chives, little gem lettuces with toasted pecans, Gouda, strawberries and fennel, and a small ramekin of Tuscan rose eggplant Parmesan. Perfectly pan-roasted sturgeon spiced with roasted jalapeños, shiitake mushrooms, fresh corn and fried leeks, or a grilled loin lamb chop escorted by fingerling potatoes, caramelized shallots and a hint of mint pesto beguile as main courses, satisfying the carnivores in the room. Desserts (this night, Straus ice cream with strawberries) are extra, but the $2 splurge is a sweet topping to a sublime evening. Even if Sir Francis Drake had beached here today rather than 1579, he would have needed a cell phone to call ahead, as reservations are an absolute for the nine tables in the room. Don’t miss the boat. 1 Drakes Beach Road, Point Reyes National Seashore. Open for lunch, Friday–Sunday; no reservations needed. Prix fixe dinner Friday–Saturday at 7pm. Reservations required at least one week ahead. BYOW; no corkage fee. 415.669.1297. N 38° 01.578´ W 122° 57.780´—S.D.

The Russian River Like most Sonoma County locals, I’ve racked up plenty of mileage driving to and from Bodega Bay via the scenic Russian River valley, rolling down the car windows and soaking up some sun while driving a bit too fast on the Bohemian Highway. The funny thing is, short of the saltwater taffy shop, I never stop and eat anywhere along the way. So in the spirit of taking the road less taken, I became a quaint tourist myself and set out to find the river’s secret culinary spots. Because it’s undeniably true that breakfast is the most important meal of the day—and let’s be honest, breakfast is good at any hour—the first stop was comfort-food destination Cafe Les Jumelles (20391 Hwy. 116, Monte Rio. 707.865.9500; N 38° 28.019´; W 123° 0.659´. Boho Cache Hint: Sometimes I feel like I don’t have a partner), for Monte Rio’s answer to a greasy-spoon diner. Situated at the mouth of 116, across from the Quonset hut movie theater, Les Jumelles is easy to miss while merging, but after passing it a few times we managed to pull into its ',

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West Side Grill opened in February 2005 and is known for its friendly atmosphere, great selection of 12 beers on draft, awesome pub food and of course the 14 TV's to watch whatever sport you want. We have all of the major league sports packages so you can really watch what you feel like! Happy Hour is Monday-Friday from 3-6pm which features $1 off all beer, wine and appetizers.

dusty driveway and squeeze into a gap between two pickup trucks. The dining room is about as big as a midsized apartment, entirely paneled with shining wood, complete with bar along one wall and patio seating toward the back. After being seated by a friendly waitress, it was soon clear that most of the customers were regulars, all chatting amiably while stirring sugar into their coffee. Monte Rio is a small nook of a town, and so the cafe naturally has a homey, small-town feel to it; the coat hook in the corner is made from old horseshoes, homemade butterfly paintings adorn the walls, and each table has a small plant growing in a coffee cup. I brought my teenaged sister, the ultimate judge of pancake and French toast excellence, who promptly ordered a short stack of the house pancakes ($4) and deemed them some of the fluffiest she’d ever had. I opted for the breakfast quesadilla ($9.50), a spin on the breakfast burrito, with eggs, cheese and roasted red peppers all grilled up in a spinach tortilla. (Les Jumelles is most popular for its omelettes, which all run about $10.) Throw in two Arnold Palmers—iced tea paired with freshsqueezed lemonade—and we had found a new favorite spot. Continuing along 116, and trying to digest breakfast as soon as possible, we came upon everyone’s favorite fringe town, Duncans Mills, population 85. Anywhere worth finding food and drinks will be found on Steelhead Boulevard, the main strip in the middle of town, and so it was that we found ourselves parked in front of the electric blue tavern and restaurant the Blue Heron (25300 Steelhead Blvd., Duncans Mills. 707.865.2484. N 38° 27.192´; W 123° 3.120´). Recently reopened, the Heron seems to have invigorated itself all over again for

summer, offering live music five days a week, barbecued oysters on the patio on Sundays and deliciously long tavern hours. We stepped over the friendly—and, at that moment, thoroughly passed out—in-house dog on the way into the cozy dining room, where full windows take up one wall and look out over a small meadow, and were met with an extremely warm staff. (Right away, I noticed the spray of wildflowers on each table, and couldn’t help but wonder which server had to wander around in a field somewhere to gather them.) Serving up a menu of hearty lunch and dinner selections, the Blue Heron specializes in those guilty pleasures that everyone loves: spicy chicken wings, calamari, crab cakes, burgers—the works. Lettuce lovers shouldn’t fret, as the salad and pasta menu holds its own. The highest price on the menu stands at $18.95 for a full order of baby back ribs, but everything else falls between $5 and $15. If the urge to push farther into the wilderness, lose all cell reception and drain that tank of gas won’t let up, it doesn’t get much more far-flung than Jenner. After 20 minutes of driving along curving roads nestled next to towering cliffs in inevitable coastal fog, losing count of the cows we passed in the long stretches of fields, we arrived at Cafe Aquatica (10439 Hwy. 1, Jenner. 707.865.2251. N 38° 26.940´; W 123° 6.8760´). Next door to a gift shop with plastic seagulls parked all over the porch, Cafe Aquatica appears to be just another weatherbeaten shingled shack on the side of the road. Inside, however, it is a brightly colored and snug coffee, tea and sandwich shop, with a back patio area featuring perhaps one of the best up-close views of the river joining the Pacific in the area. Not only does the charming owner whip all of the '-

Our friendly staff makes you feel right at home as you walk through the door to eat, drink and have fun...West Side Style! Kids are welcome till 9pm and we are open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week. There are 2 pool tables and Golden Tee Live to test your game skills if you're in the mood!

3082 Marlow Road, B-8 Santa Rosa, Ca 95403

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Two Bird Cafe Set along a side road adjacent to Sir Francis Drake Boulevard between the golf course and the community center, the Two Bird is one of those unexpected pleasures that all are eager to grab as their own. Even though the restaurant has been at the Valley Inn for seeming decades, everyone takes it personally as a unique find. For me, the Two Bird is all about rain and dinner. For most others, the Two Bird is all about brunch and dogs. For me, it’s the jazz combo playing on a five-foot-long bar stage on weekend nights. For others, it’s lamb chops and eggs. For me, it’s the careful jumble of the dining room, like eating at a professor’s house. For them, it’s the particular crust that the fried potatoes achieve at 11am. For me, it’s the easy friendly service. For them, the good laugh that bicyclist’s attire provides. For me, the fireplace warming the room. For them, the patio, open to the creek. For me, steaming soup. For them, the bay laurel smell of the air. For me, the wine. For them, the mimosa. For us, for good. 625 San Geronimo Valley Drive, San Geronimo. 415.488.0105. N 38° 0.850´ W 122° 40.083´ Boho Cache Hint: Fill ’er up!—G.G.

Humble Pie “It smells great in here. You said they specialize in pies?” “They do. Check out the board.” “Blueberry lemon, banana cream with coconut, apple ginger, pumpkin. I want to try them all!” “We have to get the figs and goat cheese.” “Yes! Hey, you said that they have tater tot pie?” “Yeah, they had it a bit ago, but they make all their food from ingredients that are in season, and that they get from local farmers, so the menu changes all the time, which is probably why it’s not here.” “We’ll have to come back. Oh, look! Mushroom Kingdom! I might have to get that. Shiitake, portabella, garlic, spinach . . .” “May I take your order?” “Mushroom Kingdom for me.” “I’ll have the chicken Kiev. And we will definitely save room for pie.” “I love this place. I especially love this bouquet of violets and that the plates don’t all match.” “I told you. I love it here, too.” “Did you catch a glimpse of the guy who dresses like Edward from Twilight on campus today? His hair seemed extra luxurious this morning.” “So good. We need to figure out a way to take a picture.” “Wahoo—our food!” “Awesome.” “Mine, too.” “I could eat here every day.” “Pie?” “Of course. I have to get the pumpkin.” “OK, I’ll get the apple ginger.” “This is the best freakin’ pie I’ve ever eaten.” 10056 Main St., Penngrove. Open for dinner late (Wednesday–Thursday) and very late (Friday–Saturday); Sunday, brunch. 707.664.8779. N 38° 17.828´ W 122° 39.985´ Boho Cache Hint: T.R.S.V.O.T.O.O.E. —J.J.

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Wednesday and Sunday finds the joint playing host to JB’s Barbeque. 5700 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Forestville. 707.887.3344. El Coqui Like the diverse culture it derives from, this traditional Puerto Rican cuisine includes a hearty mix of flavors and textures with Creole, Caribbean and African currents and plenty of plantains. 400 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.542.8868. Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack Affordable and funky, the San Francisco–based Shack opens a second location in Sonoma with hearty portions of home-style spaghetti, plus a full bar, outdoor seating and live music. 691 Broadway, Sonoma. 707.933.3823. Fabrizio’s Restaurant Authentic cuisine from the Italian island of Sardinia, Fabrizio’s cooks up a wide range of regional seafood. 806 Fourth St., Napa. 707.226.1900.

Gaspare’s Pizza Ristorante & Bar Beloved SF carb-outlet lands in San Rafael, replete with pizza, primi, secondi and everything else that makes the thighs swell with pride. 200 Merrydale Road, San Rafael. 415.472.7101. Henweigh Cafe This family-run business is named after a family joke that starts, “How much does a hen weigh?� and specializes in classic contemporary Americana, including Sunday brunch. 4550 Hwy. 116 N., Sebastopol. 707.829.750. Himalayan Kabob & Curry House Petaluma’s newest Indian restaurant features flavors from Northern Indian, Nepal and California with a mix of curries, Tandoori, Tibetan dumplings and organic salads. 220 Western Ave., Petaluma. 707.775.4717. Jeffery’s Hillside Cafe Starting midAugust, former John Ash & Co. chef Jeff Madura will be fixing some traditional breakfast and lunch fare with a Northern California twist. Inside the Hillside Inn, 2901 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.546.6317. Neela’s Contemporary Indian Cooking Neela Paniz’s hotly anticipated restaurant is now in full swing. Elegant and excellent are the bywords. 975 Clinton St., Napa. 707.226.9988. Nonni’s Ristorante Italiano Solid, respectable, well-priced food drawn from the Pollastrini and Forte families’ recipes (plus the occasional French fry). The wine list is amazingly inexpensive, making corkage seem imprudent, and there’s an upstairs bar for those who partake of futbol. 420 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.527.0222. Pesto Bar & Cafe Pesto mixes up the traditional basil sauce with novel ingredients like pumpkin seed, serving lunch and dinner California cuisine with fresh ingredients. 101 S. Main St., Sebastopol. 707.829.3212. Pizza Vino 707 Nationally known restaurateur Stephen Singer reinvigorates his former West County Grill space by bringing in talent from SF’s Foreign Cinema and turning the focus back on the spot’s wood-fired ovens, promising hand-crafted Neapolitan style pies with a full bar, happy hour specials and takeout. Opened last week. 6948 Sebastopol Ave., Sebastopol. 707.829.9500. Sonoma Latina Grill Cafeteria-style southof-the-border food with an emphasis on organic ingredients and home-made tortillas. Real Mexican Coca-Cola sweetened with cane sugar rather than corn syrup is among the treats. 5800 Nave Drive, Novato. 415.883.2662. Tavern at Lark Creek The venerable Lark Creek Inn, scene of countless proposals and life-marking celebrations, has been revamped as a more casual and certainly less expensive room known simply as the Tavern, where chef Randy Lewis showcases casual continental cuisine with farm-to-table sensibilities. 234 Magnolia Ave., Larkspur. 415.924.7766. Tortilleria Jalisco A “shack� serving fresh tortillas stuffed with so many good things that a reader swears that they must be “sprinkled with a little bit of crack and whole lotta, love cuz you can’t stop eating them!� We’re there. 897 W. Napa St., Sonoma. 707.935.7356.

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Nothing says “community radio� quite like KWMR, Marin County’s only radio station, and nothing helps KWMR quite like the annual Far West Fest. Held in the “Love Field� just outside Point Reyes Station, the festival in years past has raised money with appearances by Camper Van Beethoven, Vinyl and Poor Man’s Whiskey. This year things get especially funky with Bay Area legend Lyrics Born tearing up the stage with songs from his latest joint, Everywhere at Once. Once blazing up nightclubs as part of the hip-hop duo Latyrx, Lyrics Born underwent a reinvention as a soul singer around the turn of the century and has since strode fullbore into a syncopated blend of gravel, swagger and spit. Also on the lineup is established songwriter Sean Hayes, whose softer tones should provide a calm before Lyrics Born’s storm, as well as Albino, Red Meat, the Green String Farm Band and others. Food, drink and circus acts round out a lovely way to spend an afternoon in West Marin on Saturday, July 25, at Love Field. 11171 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Point Reyes Station. 11am–7:30pm. $10–$30. 415.663.8068.

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We all watched it, and we all felt our hearts sink like rocks. Tom Watson’s missed putt on 18 at the British Open ended a weekend of improbable hopes and unbelievable excitement, as the 59-year-old golfer maintained a constant lead throughout a weekend that seemed too good to be true. Suddenly, it was pre-Tiger golf, with none of the club-swatting or fist-pumping. Golf as it was played 30 years ago. You know, Watson’s game. Steady, level-headed and gracious even into the brutal unraveling playoff, Watson kept his cool while losing ground out in the rough. Was he thinking about how close he’d been to being the oldest golfer to win a Major? Was he thinking, possibly, about being young again, the way that everyone hopelessly glued to the tournament thought about having one more shot at greatness? Either way, he gave us a hell of a ride. So here’s to Tom Watson. Be sure to raise a glass to him when jazz bassist Justin Hellman performs above the fairways on Thursday, July 23, at the Bluewater Bistro. Links at Bodega Harbour Golf Course, 21301 Heron Drive, Bodega Bay. 707.875.3519.

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We wanted the songs to sound like how they sound live now. “Some of them we hadn’t played in forever, like ‘High School Yum Yum,’â€? Ford continues, “Trying to record them, I was like, ‘Aah, this is so fast! My hand hurts! I can’t play it.’ But then I would do it in two takes and it was fine. I was worried about nothing.â€? The Donnas are remarkable for many reasons, including their longevity as a cohesive unit. Formed in 1993 when the members were just 13 years old, the Donnas have outlasted other groups like Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney and L7 that rose to minor fame during in the ’90s. Ford claims that the key to their success revolves around the closeness of the band members. “We’re really good friends. Since we started when we were so young, we got to live with our parents for a while and not have to worry about paying rent,â€? says Ford. “I don’t know, we just somehow got away with it. We never made tons and tons of money, but we keep going and it works.â€? In the beginning, the Donnas’ brand of brash, fast-paced, three-chord songs about hating high school and liking boys was reminiscent of a pubescent Ramones, but after graduating from high school, they embraced an increasingly glam/hard rock sound. While this jump into the cock-rock arena inhabited by heroes Judas Priest and MĂśtley CrĂźe (they whip out a faithful cover of “Too Fast for Loveâ€? on occasion) has been criticized by some, the Donnas inspire a particularly rabid brand of fan, aka “Donnaholics,â€? turning live shows into an sweat-drenched, old-fashioned rock and roll party. “They are very enthusiastic. They come from all over the place. We had a fan club show in the desert, outside of Palm Springs, and people came from Russia, Australia, England—like, everywhere,â€? Ford says. “It feels really crazy, when everyone wants your autograph and gives you presents. You kind of don’t believe it’s happening,â€? she continues. “Some people get really emotional or shy and nervous, and you kind of feel for them, because you remember when you met your favorite band and how they treated you. So you wanna, like, try and be nice to them. You know, you can shake my hand and we can talk for a second. I’m not a monster.â€? Highlights of being a Donna include the chance to head-butt Ray Liotta after playing Saturday Night Live and touring Australia as part of the Big Day Out, an experience so wild that Ford got tattooed in commemoration. While the band hits the Mystic Theatre as the headliner on July 23, they are excited about a set of late summer tour dates opening for ’80s legends Pat Benatar and Blondie. Does Ford hope the Donnas will continue to burn up the stage after hitting 50, like their iconic tour mate Debbie Harry? “Why not?â€? she shrugs. “There’s nothing you can do that is like this, so I don’t see why we wouldn’t be.â€? The Donnas play Thursday, July 23, at the Mystic Theatre. 23 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 8pm. $20. 707.765.2121.

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Friday, July 24 @ 7:00pm

Jennifer Tucker Acoustic Folk Rock

7:00pm Scottish Country Dancing Tues, Jul 28 8:45-9:45am; 5:45-6:45pm Jazzercise WEIGHTWATCHERS MEETING 9:30am 7:15pm

Weigh in 9:30, Meeting 10:00 AFRICAN AND WORLD MUSIC DANCE with Victoria Strowbridge

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LTR AND LOVE IN BOOTS Italian Taurus, SM, 45, 6’, 218lbs, N/S, N/Drugs, N/D, long hair, educated, published, financially/emotionally secure, respectful, inspiring, tender, great sense of humor, enjoys alternative music, dancing, movies, animals, cooking, conversation, mountains. Seeking thin, dancing SWF, 18-33, in boots for LTR. 315052

HOPE TO FIND YOU Sociable, good-hearted, compassionate, healthy gentleman, 63, published writer/poet, D/D-free, non-drinker, enjoys quiet times, home, sports, simple times. Seeking loving, happy, intelligent woman to share life, love, possible LTR. Bay Area preferred. 224839

LET’S SHARE IDEAS Caring gentleman, 60s, intelligent, good morals, clean-cut, likes outdoors, traveling, hiking, reading, ISO nice woman, 50-60, for friendship leading to LTR. 297183

THIS ONE’S FOR YOU Single male, in my 40s, honest, goaloriented, caring, outdoorsy, enjoys outdoor walks, long drives, art museums, traveling. ISO similar single female, 18-49, for dating leading to LTR. 297225

LOOKING FOR LTR SM,31,outdoorsy, honest, compassionate, seeks SF, 22-35, who enjoys travel, television, camping, taking walks, the beach and more. 301200

SOPHISTICATED Caring, compassionate, hard-working, goal-oriented, artistic SM, 40s, likes camping, dancing, travel. Searching for similar male, 30s, for LTR. 301536

LOOKING FOR A SF WHO... is independent, confident and takes care of herself. I like good movies, dressing up for a nice dinner out, skiing, bike rides, hiking, scuba diving, swing dancing, cooking. I’m an honest person who doesn’t believe in playing games. 301540

READY FOR LTR Shy, friendly, caring, clean-cut, classy SM, 50s, enjoys music, camping, travel, long drives, hiking, beaches, seeks similar woman, 30-50, for LTR. 302300

LOOKING FOR LTR Hard-working, healthy, personable, honest, compassionate man, 40s, likes camping, travel, hiking, long drives, beaches. In search of similar female, 30s, for friendship leading to LTR. 302302

SOMETIMES MISCHIEVOUS Optimistic, honest, clean-cut, caring, outdoorsy man, 50s, likes music, walks, long drives, running, watching tv, museums, dining out. Seeking SF, 50s, for companionship. 313135

FRIENDSHIP FIRST Caring, honest, nurturing SM, 60s, enjoys music, watching tv, walks, camping, coffee shops, hiking and museums. Looking for SF, 30-70, for dating possibly leading to LTR. 313144

THOUGHTFUL, ROMANTIC Warm, sweet, affectionate, handicapped guy, loves humor, cuddling. Sweet-hearted, genuinely nice guy with fun attitude, easy-going, creative, silly, great sense of humor, very goofy at times, animal-lover, loves movies, music, museums and travel. Seeking female to share all my interests with. 315225

Men Seeking Men LOOKING FOR LOVE Seeking one man to love and care for completely and forever. Me: SBM, 50ish, affectionate, supportive, genuine, lots to offer. You: just be yourself, imperfect, mature older man, 70-90, with some humor, some laughter. Are you the one? 299175

WE SPOKE SOFTLY SM, 45, enjoys sports, working out, traveling, seeking SM, 35-65, for friendship and possible LTR. 287238

COMPASSIONATE GUY Hard-working, classy, clean-cut, caring, honest male in search of a male, 58-69, who likes night clubs, television, travel, dancing, the beach, taking walks, exercise. 308996

Women Seeking Women LOOKING FOR YOU SWF, 41, Santa Rosa area, looking for a SWF, 30-45,m to hang out and have fun with. 318644

GOOD HEART SEEKS SAME GWPF, young 53, tall, slim build, attractive, great SOH, femme/tom boyish, loves music, animals, outdoors, cooking and laughter. Seeking GPF, 45-65, for dating and more. 296665

SHARE MY WORLD Slender, athletic SF, 67, 5’6’’, registered nurse with a Master’s in Theology, loves hiking, swimming, museums, movies, cooking. Looking for SF, 55-68, for possible relationship. 301780

WHERE ARE YOU? You are 35-45, very feminine, dark, mystical, spiritual, with a sense of humor, know what you like, and want to enjoy life, but not alone. I’m trying to find you, where are you? 310085

NATURE LOVER Health-conscious, honest, wise, spiritual, artistic, friendly female, 50s, enjoys philosophy, psychology, walking, reading, the beach. Searching for similar female, 50s, for long-term relationship. 302296

Alternative Lifestyles SPANK YOU VERY MUCH Woman, thou shalt be spanked. Gentle or hard, clothed or naked, whatever you deserve, by a sexy man who knows how to do it. 288495

COUPLE SEEKS WOMAN Very attractive, middle-aged, married white couple, she’s 5’2”, 125lbs, 34D. He is 5’11”, 172lbs. Both and very sensual and she is multi-orgasmic. We are N/S, light drinkers, heal-conscious, pleasant, non-pushy. Please be N/S, H/W proportionate, white, Hispanic or Asian, under 55. Bi or bi-curious ok. Discretion assured. Let’s have fun. 314002

HOT COUPLES DESIRED Handsome, easygoing, discreet, polite gentleman, 57, enjoys couples. I am a WM, 6’, 190lbs, athletic build, well hung and Bi. I also like dominant women. 232423

OPEN FOR ANYTHING BiWM, 54, 5’10’’, professional drummer, looking for good times with men and women, threesomes, foursomes, dressing up and more! 287793

STRAIGHT/BI GUY Frustrated with different need patterns at home? Understanding older gentleman, experienced, highly discreet, will provide time-tested stress relief for men, 30-50, in good shape; HWP, extremely private setting; no reciprocation expected. Curious? 136702

LET’S TALK! SWM, mid 30s, looking for discreet guys in the Larkfield area for friendship and fun. Call me! 300359

CALL ME BiWM, handyman artist in Marin, 52, 5’6”, 180lbs, dirty blond hair, pale blue eyes, seeks couple or singles for fun in Marin or nearby. 293610

WANTS SOME FUN Very hot SWM, 6’1”, 170lbs, salt-npepper hair, in good shape, very open, looking for erotic adult encounter with a H/W proportionate lady who needs attention. Want to get together? 303609

STRAIGHTFORWARD FUN SWM, 39, looking for SF, 18-50, who likes to try new things and isn’t afraid of having a little fun! 304707

JOIN US White couple looking for a female, 18-25, for fun, discreet times together. Give us a call. 311573

READY FOR FUN? SWM, 30, feminine bottom, looking for a top WM, 20-60, for good times and fun. Let’s see where it goes! 311892

SHE-MALE SEEKS GOOD TIMES Want to spend time with a man or a woman. I am very affectionate, beautiful, and love to be held. Interested? 279657

KEEP IT DISCREET WF, 30s, dark/dark, light complexion, fun-loving, bi-curious, seeks discreet female, 28-55, to have fun and party with. 314779

WHATEVER YOU DECIDE! SM, 5’11’’, 170lbs, light brown hair, blue eyes, athletic build, shaved, smooth and sexy, well-endowed, into a wide variety of pleasures. Anything goes; role play, fantasy fulfillment, toys, porn, lingerie. Seeking couples and females to party and play. 316161

TURN THE TABLES Handsome, sane, married WM, 57 is looking for a woman, who knows how to use a strap on, for ongoing, mostly daytime play. I will please you in any way that you want and I take directions well. 318288

Missed Connections AMAZON KINDLE Hello, I met you Friday June 27 at the Russian River Brewing Company on Fourth St. in Santa Rosa. She may be a computer programmer from St. Helena Hospital and watched on this day 3 movies back to back in the theater on Fourth St. in the town of Santa Rosa The Love Guru by Mike Meyers, Wall-E and another film. And she sipped a little beer and read from her Amazon kindle. I would like to get in touch with this girl and ask her to edit my book. She is a perfect candidate for my book. Hope to hear from you. Phil. 274972

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JULIE IN SAFEWAY Sebastopol 7PM, you had a flower in your hair. We talked about basil and gardens. Meet for coffee or tea? 297217

CORINA IN OLIVER’S Saturday at 4:00PM, You had 15-yearold twins with blacks belts in karate. I have two cute little kids. We talked about children and kale. Lunch? 311695

Shared Interests SEEKING FRIENDS SF, 49, enjoys Mexican food, coffee, going out and just having fun. Seeking males or females, bilingual a plus, for friendship. 287942

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Bilingual Database Administrator (English/Spanish) Gil's Business Tax Services in Santa Rosa, CA. Email resume to: giltax@gilstax.com

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Made by Local artists, One of a kind glass art pieces at incredible prices. Only at Tama Rama’s in Downtown Cotati.

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A peaceful place in Santa Rosa. Relaxing, unhurried full body massage with a caring, beautiful, fit lady. Sally 707-578-5444.

Nurturing, pampering, therapeutic/sensual massage. Special Summer rate. CMT in Santa Rosa. 415/717-9378.

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Body Rubs Your Way In a safe, relaxing, comfortable space by a “mature”, compatible, easy-going gentleman! Since 1991 I`ve provided pleasure to women, men, couples. Good virtues. NW Santa Rosa, Jimmy, 707-799-4467 or 707-527-9497.

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