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Tour the Channel Islands with Angeles Chapter

FEBRUARY 9-11, 2008 Saturday-Monday
POLITICAL COMMITTEE OFFERS OUTING TO CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

This 3-day fundraising cruise takes us to San Miguel, Santa Rosa and Santa Cruz Islands. We expect the islands to be ablaze with winter wildflowers, waters churning with wildlife, & the sky filled with spectacular sea birds. In winter, San Miguel Island attracts one of the largest gatherings of seals and sea lions in the western hemisphere, and Santa Rosa Island is a treasure trove of relics left behind by the Chumash. We will complete our winter adventure with a trip to Painted Cave on Santa Cruz Island, reputed to be one of the world’s largest sea caves. The $475 fee includes an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, beverages plus the services of a ranger/naturalists who will travel with us. Trip departs from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ Truth. To make a reservation send a check for $100, payable to the Sierra Club to Joan Jones Holtz, 11826 The Wye St., El Monte, CA 91732. For more ino: 626-443-0706; jholtzhln@aol.com

APRIL 4-7, 2008, Friday-Monday
ISLAND HOPPING IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, 2008
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

Please join us for an exciting tour of California’s treasure, Channel Islands. National Park. These fundraising cruises depart from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ twin diesel Truth. Prices – $775 for 4-days & $925 for 5-days – include an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, and beverages, plus the services of a ranger/naturalist who will travel with us to lead hikes and help identify plants, flowers, wildlife & the remnants of the rich culture left behind by the Chumash people. Activities include hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing, or just relaxing at sea. In spring the islands are ablaze with wildflowers. All year long the waters churn with wildlife. Each island is unique & offers its own special charm: San Miguel for white, sandy beaches & huge congregation of elephant seals; Santa Rosa for its rare Torrey Pine forest; Santa Cruz for high mountains, deep valleys & the famous Painted Cave; Anacapa for brown pelicans & excellent snorkeling waters, & Santa Barbara Island for its friendly colony of frolicking sea lions. To make a reservation send $100, payable to Sierra Club to leaders: Joan & Don Holtz, 11826 The Wye, El Monte, CA 91732. jholtzhln@aol.com)

MAY 2-5, 2008, Friday-Monday
ISLAND-HOPPING IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, 2008
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

Please join us for an exciting tour of California’s treasure, Channel Islands. National Park. These fundraising cruises depart from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ twin diesel Truth. Prices – $775 for 4-days & $925 for 5-days – include an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, and beverages, plus the services of a ranger/naturalist who will travel with us to lead hikes and help identify plants, flowers, wildlife & the remnants of the rich culture left behind by the Chumash people. Activities include hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing, or just relaxing at sea. In spring the islands are ablaze with wildflowers. All year long the waters churn with wildlife. Each island is unique & offers its own special charm: San Miguel for white, sandy beaches & huge congregation of elephant seals; Santa Rosa for its rare Torrey Pine forest; Santa Cruz for high mountains, deep valleys & the famous Painted Cave; Anacapa for brown pelicans & excellent snorkeling waters, & Santa Barbara Island for its friendly colony of frolicking sea lions. To make a reservation send $100, payable to Sierra Club to leaders: Joan & Don Holtz, 11826 The Wye, El Monte, CA 91732. jholtzhln@aol.com)

JULY 18-21, 2008, Friday-Monday
ISLAND-HOPPING IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, 2008
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

Please join us for an exciting tour of California’s treasure, Channel Islands. National Park. These fundraising cruises depart from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ twin diesel Truth. Prices – $775 for 4-days & $925 for 5-days – include an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, and beverages, plus the services of a ranger/naturalist who will travel with us to lead hikes and help identify plants, flowers, wildlife & the remnants of the rich culture left behind by the Chumash people. Activities include hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing, or just relaxing at sea. In spring the islands are ablaze with wildflowers. All year long the waters churn with wildlife. Each island is unique & offers its own special charm: San Miguel for white, sandy beaches & huge congregation of elephant seals; Santa Rosa for its rare Torrey Pine forest; Santa Cruz for high mountains, deep valleys & the famous Painted Cave; Anacapa for brown pelicans & excellent snorkeling waters, & Santa Barbara Island for its friendly colony of frolicking sea lions. To make a reservation send $100, payable to Sierra Club to leaders: Joan & Don Holtz, 11826 The Wye, El Monte, CA 91732. jholtzhln@aol.com)

AUGUST 23-27, 2008, Saturday-Wednesday
ISLAND-HOPPING IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, 2008
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

Please join us for an exciting tour of California’s treasure, Channel Islands. National Park. These fundraising cruises depart from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ twin diesel Truth. Prices – $775 for 4-days & $925 for 5-days – include an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, and beverages, plus the services of a ranger/naturalist who will travel with us to lead hikes and help identify plants, flowers, wildlife & the remnants of the rich culture left behind by the Chumash people. Activities include hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing, or just relaxing at sea. In spring the islands are ablaze with wildflowers. All year long the waters churn with wildlife. Each island is unique & offers its own special charm: San Miguel for white, sandy beaches & huge congregation of elephant seals; Santa Rosa for its rare Torrey Pine forest; Santa Cruz for high mountains, deep valleys & the famous Painted Cave; Anacapa for brown pelicans & excellent snorkeling waters, & Santa Barbara Island for its friendly colony of frolicking sea lions. To make a reservation send $100, payable to Sierra Club to leaders: Joan & Don Holtz, 11826 The Wye, El Monte, CA 91732. jholtzhln@aol.com)

SEPTEMBER 13-17, 2008, Saturday-Wednesday
ISLAND-HOPPING IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, 2008
Rating O: Angeles Chapter Political Committee

Please join us for an exciting tour of California’s treasure, Channel Islands. National Park. These fundraising cruises depart from Santa Barbara aboard the 68’ twin diesel Truth. Prices – $775 for 4-days & $925 for 5-days – include an assigned bunk, all meals, snacks, and beverages, plus the services of a ranger/naturalist who will travel with us to lead hikes and help identify plants, flowers, wildlife & the remnants of the rich culture left behind by the Chumash people. Activities include hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing, or just relaxing at sea. In spring the islands are ablaze with wildflowers. All year long the waters churn with wildlife. Each island is unique & offers its own special charm: San Miguel for white, sandy beaches & huge congregation of elephant seals; Santa Rosa for its rare Torrey Pine forest; Santa Cruz for high mountains, deep valleys & the famous Painted Cave; Anacapa for brown pelicans & excellent snorkeling waters, & Santa Barbara Island for its friendly colony of frolicking sea lions. To make a reservation send $100, payable to Sierra Club to leaders: Joan & Don Holtz, 11826 The Wye, El Monte, CA 91732. jholtzhln@aol.com)
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