UPBEAT
TIMES
Sonoma County CA. ~ Fif- ty-three hikers joined us for the
wonderful hike at Jack
London State Historic Park. Perhaps because we’re on the countdown to only six more hikes before retiring,
we
had a bigger than
usual
group… or maybe it was just the great weather. Please join
us Saturday, D ecember 7, as we hike at Armstrong Redwoods. This strenuous 8.5 mile hike, lasting approx- imately 4.5 hours, will climb up the East Ridge Trail. Great views await the hik-
ers before enjoying lunch at Bullfrog
Pond. The return
route will be down the Pool Ridge Trail. Total elevation
9:45 AM for a prompt 10 AM departure. Parking fees will apply, parking is limited, and carpooling is strongly encour- aged. Directions: From down- town Guerneville follow Arm- strong Woods Road north 2.5 miles to the park.
Bill & Dave Hikes are spon- sored by Sonoma County
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gained will be approximately 1800 feet. Bring lunch, lots of water, and wear weather appropriate clothing. We will meet at the Visitor Center at
Parks, California
State Parks, Team Sugarloaf, and the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council.
For more informa-
tion, contact me at 833-6288, Dave at 539- 8847, and visit our website at
www.billand- davehikes. com. We are well
into our
20th and fi- nal year of leading
free
monthly hikes in Sonoma County, and
are officially retiring at our 20th anniversary hike and party next May 9th. We are still actively search-
ing for successors and will provide them with training, support, our e-mail list, and monthly hike verbiage. Depending on who steps
up to takes over, the group’s name can be changed if de- sired. We’ll also continue hiking with the group as long as we’re able. Please contact us if you
would like to be a part of keeping the tradition alive. More than 12,000 hikers have joined us over the
years.See you soon!
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“Art Tools” by Susan Bercu 7”x7"
Sonoma County CA. ~ Paintings,
sculpture and
mixed media art by local art- ists, 12” or smaller at afford- able prices. Live music at the reception. This free event is family friendly. The event will be held at Santa Rosa Arts Center, 312 South A Street in Santa Rosa, CA. Hours: Fri- day and Saturday 11-3pm, Sunday 11-2pm. Opening Reception Friday December 6 5-8pm. (SOFA Arts District First Friday Open Studios) ~
info@santarosaartscenter.org santarosaartscenter.org Contact: Simmon 707-293-6051
Factor
December 7, 2020 Amazing Armstrong Redwoods Hike! December 5, 2019 to Jan 5, 2020 Regional
DECEMBER 2019 December 15, 2019
Small Works: A Big Show of Little Masterpieces
Cinnabar Singers Winter Concert
Petaluma, CA. ~ The Cin- nabar Singers winter concert will be held on Sunday, De- cember 15th at 3:00 pm, at Elim Lutheran Church (504 Baker Street, Petaluma). The concert
will feature works
by Benjamin Britten, Char- les Ives and more, as well as holiday favorites. Tick- ets are $20 at the door. For more information, visit http://
cinnabartheater.com/cin- nabar-singers/ or call (707) 763-8920. Jeannine Drew. Email:
jdrew@sonic.net
Sonoma County Harvest Fair, 2019 - DOUBLE GOLD for Lemon Dill For awesome, easy recipes and to purchase go to:
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707 799-9741
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