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Subject: Californi-yaaay!
From: Benjamin Blundell <onida...@gmail.com>
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So, Im quite fortunate to be heading over to California in November
for a couple of weeks while the girlfriend is at a conference or 3. Im
wondering, what is there to do geeky wise? I'd love some ideas. We are
starting in LA, and driving up to SF and then back down. So far we
have the following ideas:

Noisebridge (anyone seen the key btw?)
Apple HQ
Google HQ
The Computer Museum
Museum of Jurassic Technology
MOMASF (cos I love pretty things)
Mojave Spaceport

What other geeky things are there to do in the heartland of Silicon
Valley? Anyone want anything bringing back?

Cheers

Ben