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Subject: Excellent
Posted Oct 25, 2000 by Pheroneous
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A very well written piece about a memorable part of the world. I did once try to drive to Eureka from SF, for no other reason than to be able to shout 'I've found it!' upon entering the town. Unfortunately, my family is a democracy, and the majority pulled us south again before we got there. I do remember the amazing redwoods, and a place called Ferndale(?) and some areas that seem to have been logged to death. Thanks for the reminders.

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Subject: Excellent
Posted Oct 25, 2000 by John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"
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Bravo! Both to Quixotic for a fine Entry and to Pheroneous for a fine idea: I hope you don't mind if I add shouting 'I've found it!' in Eureka to my list of things to do.smiley

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Posted Aug 21, 2001 by Pander, Champion of Lost Causes (17+25)+7*0 = 42
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Shouting "I Found It" in Eureka is fine al long as you don't mind getting funny looks from the locals. Also, always plan on there being rain in Eureka. I lived there for 10 years and I remember thinking that 70 degrees was unbelievably hot.

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