Day 245, Boonville, CA!
I arrived to Boonville, CA last night. I'm staying just out of town at a rustic cabin at the Wellspring Renewal Center. As they say on their site: "A Sacred Wilderness Setting for Renewal of the Human Spirit." The place is majestic.
I've only been in Boonville for one day, but I am afraid that it already has a hold of me. Boonville is a population of roughly 712, it's nestled in the Anderson Valley, it's quaint, Liberal, and they have a Boonville Beer Festival once a year, amongst many other fantastic qualities. I don't think I will ever want to leave. Sorry Brooklyn.
And no, it is not a coincidence that I am here during the Beer festival.
Labels: California
posted by Timothy Briner at
10:45 AM
2 Comments:
I found your site while randomly looking for postcards of one of my hometowns, Boonville, CA for my own project. What a cool site, and what a cool idea. I had one of those "wish I had thought of that" moments. Thanks for sucking me in for a good hour and documenting a fun idea.
I hope you enjoy the town where I spent 4th - 8th grade back when the town had a population of less than 300. Make sure you stop by the Apple Farm and Hendy Woods off Greenwood rd between Philo and Navarro. You have to see the redwoods! It is a 15 minute excursion to take the big loop walk and soooo worth it!
Have a bahl pike and many sunnies!
Cheers.
Rachael
Welcome to the town! I thought I'd check back to see if you had arrived, and, lo and behold, you have. Hope you find plenty of inspiration here.
Kristy
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