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David "anontroll" B.'s Profile

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2010/03/17 12:09 AM

Location
Santa Rosa, CA

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January 2010

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http://wikipedia.org

My Expertise
Organizing nights of utter chaos

Stuff I Love...
Blogging, gaming, micro brews

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Local breweries

When I'm not spying...
I'm generally running around, trying to keep the world together.

My Home Base
Santa Rosa

Why You Should Read My Reports
I'm a native of the valley, born and raised in Calistoga.

Favorite Band
Either the Red Hot Chili Peppers or Creedence Clearwater Revival

Favorite Movie
Clerks, Boondock Saints, Donnie Darko

My Favorite Night Out...
Throwing down a few pints at the Russian River Brewery

My Favorite Winery
Castello Di Amorosa

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Old Faithful Geyser of California Category: Attractions 01/07/2010 11:25 PM First to Review	1299 Tubbs Lane Calistoga, CA 94515
You haven't seen what nature can do until you've seen a volcano erupt. Short of that, you have to see a geyser. The geyser intervals range from under 10 minutes (in the rainy season) to about an hour (during dry seasons). During the shorter intervals the eruptions are shorter and don't last as long. It really is a trade off. My favorite time of year is when the interval is in the 20 to 25 minute range. That's when you get the best bang for your buck, so to speak. The grounds also include a video room with a short video about how the geyser correlates with earthquakes; some random live stock (Tennessee fainting goats, Jacob four horn sheep, and llamas); a nice little picnic area; and a bunch of random signs with history on the region. The best time to be had is with a group of family and friends right around lunch time. Bring a picnic and enjoy. Kids seem to really dig the live stock.
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