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9780762735341

Northern California Off the Beaten Path®, 6th

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  • ISBN13:

    9780762735341

  • ISBN10:

    0762735341

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2004-10-01
  • Publisher: Globe Pequot
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Summary

Shop for handcrafted ceramic pieces, go to an artichoke festival, or see the mummies in San Jose--Northern California abounds with off-the-beaten path places for travelers and natives to discover.

Author Biography

Mark Williams is a freelance writer whose travel articles have appeared in such publications as the International Herald Tribune, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Travel/Holiday, and Westways. He is a native of the Golden State and lives in Santa Barbara with his wife and dog.

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Excerpts

Native Americans talk about "Sasquatch" and Tibetans have their "Abominable Snowman." Here in northwestern California powerful creatures of similar stature rule the wild Siskiyou and Kalmath Mountains between Willow Creek and Happy Camp. According to a scattering of unconfirmed reports, these "Bigfoot" creatures stand about 8 feet tall and weigh 500 pounds or more, with a light covering of body hair that easily distinguishes them from the furry brown bears common in the area. Those who claim to have spotted a Bigfoot, usually peeking through the trees or around rocks near a campsite, describe their high-ptched voices and wild, flaring nostrils.
Excerpted from Northern California by Mark R. Williams
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