Northern California's Interurbans, A History

[@osmanjeffrey]

First off: sorry you got the virus, but the good news is you beat it and you're back out and swinging wide. Second: thanks for the seminar on the Bay Area heavy rail, TH. Again, what a shame/pity/inconvenience/short-sighted knuckleheaded thinking to dismantle the infrastructure. Third: stay healthy now.

[@jamesallen8418]

Sorry. All of my comments have been explained later in the video. Redact!

[@jamesallen8418]

If you are interested. San Rafael is about 7 miles South of Ignacio. Ignacio is the future home of Hamilton Air Force Base, where the ferry flights of B-17's to Pearl Harbor left the West coast on Dec. 6, 1941, flew into the Pearl Harbor attack. Two Rock is a Coast Guard station. On the map, Tomalas Bay is part of the San Andreas Fault. TMI. A great White shark breeding bay.

[@jamesallen8418]

I am getting boring. I believe that the Key System ran a daily Interurban train to Sacramento from the East Bay.