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Re: Reservation Confirmation - Please Scroll Down
- To: noelle
- Subject: Re: Reservation Confirmation - Please Scroll Down
- From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)
- Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 10:12:14 -0800
- Keywords: ROBERT, my-Oakland-voicemail-number forged
Just a reminder.
> From: http://www.ReserveAmerica.com/~ConfLett
> Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 09:11:50 -0800 (PST)
>
> ROBERT Thu., Nov 30 2006
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> Ca State Parks - Tour Reservation (Confirmed)
>
>
> Tour Reservation # 1-2297637
> Client Name: ROBERT
> Client Type: FAMI
>
> Tour name Qty. Fee Type Tour date Time Status
> Ref. #
> ----------------- ---- --------- ---- --------------- ------- ------ ------
> PUBLIC WALK 2 $ 5.00 GNRL Sun Jan 07 2007 11:00 am AC *****
>
> PRICING DETAILS
>
> Tour Fee $ 10.00 Payments received $
> 10.00
> ---------
> ---------
> Total charges $ 10.00 Net payments $
> 10.00
>
> Balance owing $ 0.00
>
> Payment Date Amount Payment Method Receipt Comment(s)
> Nov 14 2006 $ 10.00 MASTERCARD 1-5098320 MAST
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Año Nuevo State Reserve
> Guided Seal Walks
> 2003-2004
> Año Nuevo State Reserve is home to a large colony of Northern Elephant
> Seals. Seal activities and population counts vary widely from December
> 15 through March 31.
>
> The Reserve offers naturalist-guided walks between December 15 and
> March 31, which feature the seals in their natural habitat. To view
> the seals during this
> period, you must be on a Guided Walk. These popular three to four mile
> walks, over rolling sand dunes, last about two and a half to three
> hours and are considered moderately strenuous. They operate daily from
> early morning to mid-afternoon rain or shine.
>
> Two type of guided walks are offered from December 15 through March 31:
> School Group Seal Walks and Public Seal Walks. Advance Reservations are
> recommended for these guided walks, to ensure space will be available
> when you arrive.
>
> Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled walk time.
>
> Your tickets are good only for the date and time reserved.
> All sales are final. Walks start on time and there are no refunds for
> cancellations, missed walks, or late arrivals. All tickets are
> non-refundable and non-transferable.
>
> School Group Seal Walks
>
> School Group Walk tickets are offered weekdays for grades 1 though 12
> only. Tickets for all School Group Walks go on sale the first Saturday
> in October. The price per School Group ticket is $21.00. Each ticket
> allows entry for up to 20 students plus two required adult chaperones,
> for a total group size of 22. School Groups without the required
> number of adult chaperones will not be admitted on the school group
> walk. Each caller may purchase up to four School Group tickets.
>
> Public Seal Walks
>
> Public Seal Walks operate daily for individuals, families, or groups.
> Starting Oct. 20, tickets go on sale as early as 56 days in advance,
> and no later than one day before arrival.
> The price per ticket is $4.00.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Children age three and under are free and do not need a ticket.
> Children age 17 and under require one adult chaperone for each 10
> children. Each walk has a capacity of 20 persons, including chaperones.
>
> Public Transit Option
>
> Enjoy a coastal bus ride with San Mateo County Transit and take a
> guided walk. Sam Trans offers round-trip service on most weekends
> in January and February. Reservations are required.
> For Reservations phone Sam Trans at (650) 508-6441 starting
> Monday, November 17th.
> The cost is $12.00 per person and includes a guided walk ticket.
> Busses depart from San Mateo and pick up in Half Moon Bay.
>
> Special Needs Reservations
>
> Accessible seal walks are available on a wheelchair-accessible
> boardwalk. Reservations are required. For reservations or
> information phone (650)879-2033
> beginning December 1, between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mondays,
> Wednesdays, and Fridays.
> The price per person is $4.00
> Prior to arrival, visitors with disabilities who need special
> assistance should contact the park office to determine if their
> specific needs can be met.
>
> Cancellations and Exchanges
>
> Guided Walks take place rain or shine. There are no ticket exchanges
> or refunds for cancellations, no-shows, or late arrivals. Refunds are
> issued only when the Reserve cancels a walk. As much notice as possible
> will be given in the event of a cancellation.
>
> What To Bring
>
> Winter weather at the Reserve can be extreme and unpredictable. Be
> prepared for windy, rainy conditions, as well as muddy trails. A warm
> jacket, layered clothing, sturdy shoes, and rain gear are strongly
> advised. Rain clothing should protect the head, upper body, and legs.
> Umbrellas are not permitted for safety reasons.
> Cameras and binoculars are welcome.
> You may bring a snack or picnic lunch for before or after the walk.
> Pets are not allowed in the Reserve and cannot be left inside parked
> vehicles in the parking lot.
>
> Directions & Parking Fees
>
> Año Nuevo State Reserve is located on State Route 1, between the cites
> of Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay, about 1.5 hours south of San Francisco.
> Watch carefully for the entrance signs on State Route 1.
> Allow extra time during rainy weather.
>
> Parking fees are collected from all vehicles, except grade 1 through 12
> school groups.
> Auto Regular ............$6.00
> Auto Senior (age 62+) ...$3.00
> Bus (25 + passengers)....$100.00
> Bus (10-24 passenger )...$50.00
>
> What Will I See?
>
> Adult seals begin arriving on the beaches by mid-December. Bulls
> engage in battles for breeding access to females. Pregnant females come
> ashore to have pups beginning in mid-December, with births reaching a
> peak by late January. Mothers nurse their pups for about a month before
> weaning their pup, mating, and departing back to sea. By the end of
> February most adult seals have returned to the sea, leaving behind
> hundreds of weaned pups.
>
> In March groups of pups play in the dunes and learn to swim in the tide
> pools before departing to the sea.
>
> Facilities & Resources:
>
> A Visitor Center features natural history exhibits and a bookstore.
> Picnic tables, restrooms, and drinking water are available.
>
> © 2004 Ca State Parks (Rev. 10/04)