VINTAGE BERRYESSA MAP
As seen in this early-1960s item, the lake was an obvious tourist attraction, drawing people from all over the Bay Area. No reason to believe Zodiac must have once lived near the lake. The Zodiac's...
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I believe it's both. Lund is stating he travelled 300 yds. in from the roadway where he entered to where he found Bryan, and he found Bryan approximately 300 yds. from the attack site. If you go...
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Bay,Good. And 300 feet is about the ,length of three football fields lol
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This thread is getting way out of hand! If people would please at least post links to what they contend to be the facts we wouldn't have pages of posts that seem to get more acrimonious as time goes...
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Seagull...You can go through the Reports and find all sorts of deviations to distance. I think Lund is saying 300 yds is what he travelled from the road. Where the cars were parked is not relevant,...
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Your right Bay, what does it matter? This thread has gone on for pages of bickering over the issue though so it must matter to someone. That is why I posted the pertinent parts of the pages of the...
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Bosch wrote:Almost 14 pages on how far Hartnell crawled.LOL. Well, I have also gotten fixated on some things that aren't very significant in the overall scheme of things (the Napa Phone booth and...
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Trace, Let's discuss those '14 feet or so.' And are you sure it was late June of 2012? LOL
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Does anyone know if the lake was a popular getaway or hangout spot for members of the military?
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Lake Berryessa was a place that sorts of people from all over the bay area went to for fishing, boating ,camping ,picnics and to water ski. (That was where I learned to water ski) I lived in Napa, yet...
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I woud think the USAF from Travis would frequent LB. They had Folsom (just about as far away as LB)......As Sandy cited, LB offerred lots of recreation to visitor's.....I knew scuba diver's who loved...
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Yep. Monticello, CA. Dorothea Lange and Pirkle Jones took some really great pictures and chronicled its final days.
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There is a book called "California Photographs" with photos taken by Pirkel Jones, published by Aperture. A dozen or so photos are of Monticello, taken when it was being dismantled, for lack of a...
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Also "Death of a Valley," with the pictures by both of 'em. UCD used to have a bunch if them on their Quail Ridge website, but I couldn't find 'em tonight.
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This link has a number of pictures from "Death of a Valley" http://www.sfmoma.org/explore/collection/artists/5138/artwork?artwork=111732 and here is the text of an article on "Berryessa Valley: The...
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Here is a short thread about the town of Monticello. http://zodiackiller.fr.yuku.com/topic/3169/master/1/?page=1#.UXJNgLWTgto I will put the two links above there. If you want to discuss the town of...
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Seagull wrote: This thread is getting way out of hand! If people would please at least post links to what they contend to be the facts we wouldn't have pages of posts that seem to get more...
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Funny thing...when I watched that old interview (from '69) with the cop/ranger standing at the exact spot they were attacked--he says 100 yards. So...who knows. Edit: Start around 8:30 -...
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He sounds almost southern and says "some hundred yards" . Does that mean one hundred, or a couple hundred? Some is plural but is this phrase familiar to anyone here?
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