Find # 415

This one was pretty easy: we are looking at the business center of
Weaverville, California, assuming there is just one Weekly Trinity
Journal (est. 1850, has never missed an issue) and Trinity County is
high enough in the Sierras and/or north enough on the continent to show
all those bare deciduous trees of a winter. West of Redding and Shasta,
east of Eureka. That's pretty north, for California.

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Frank ess

On 8/15/14, 9:47 PM, Frank S wrote:
> This one was pretty easy: we are looking at the business center of
> Weaverville, California, assuming there is just one Weekly Trinity
> Journal (est. 1850, has never missed an issue) and Trinity County is
> high enough in the Sierras and/or north enough on the continent to show
> all those bare deciduous trees of a winter. West of Redding and Shasta,
> east of Eureka. That's pretty north, for California.
>

Thank you Frank, I love it when an old photo jogs someones memory and
they come up with a name or story, that's great.

Rich

On 2014-08-16 01:47:24 +0000, Frank S said:

> This one was pretty easy: we are looking at the business center of
> Weaverville, California, assuming there is just one Weekly Trinity
> Journal (est. 1850, has never missed an issue) and Trinity County is
> high enough in the Sierras and/or north enough on the continent to show
> all those bare deciduous trees of a winter. West of Redding and Shasta,
> east of Eureka. That's pretty north, for California.

Well done, Frank.