Forget about Napa and Sonoma. The best time to visit those wineries was in the 70s.
Same for the Bay Area.
Instead, drop by a nearby Walmart and try to buy socks and underwear without calling an attendant. You can’t, they’re behind glass doors.
Go to a Home Depot and see how many items are in locked cages.
Try to buy a gas trimmer or chainsaw. You can’t, they’re banned. Still available in Reno, a few hours to the east.
Check out the prices at Safeway.
While at Walmart and Home Depot, you might not notice the fastest shrinking demographic in the state—white folks.
This is what happens when you put liberals in charge.
Homes in established neighborhoods are well above $1 million. For real sticker shock, try North Bay or South Bay.
And the traffic. You are free to move about the area from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
On the bright side, Davis is only a few miles to the west—if you can get past the Yolo Causeway.
It’s home to the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses, a leader in nonmotorized removal and fierce opponent of principal use.
Unfortunately, their 2022 Form 990, the most recent posted by the IRS, only gives a PO Box, not a street address.
Maybe they’ll have an open house or similar function. It’s a great opportunity to build rapport with the bureaucrats and ranchers while maintaining the illusion of support for America’s wild horses.
RELATED: Next WHBAB Meeting Set for Early January.
UPDATE: The Douglas County Assessor gives the address as 216 F St #131. Refer to APN 1322-00-002-067, one of the parcels in the land trust.
Western Horse Watchers Association 