Biggame12 said:

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mwraa21 said:

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Sheraton, it's worth every penny!

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I'm staying next door at The Westin. Thanks for the info!

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That's where my wife and bridesmaids stayed the night before our wedding. The groom and groomsmen got kicked to the Sheraton.

However, the reception was at Stanford Park Hotel which is nicer than the Westin.

Anyone else having trouble with Stanford's website? Keeps processing then saying try again later.

TnAg23 said:

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Anyone else having trouble with Stanford's website? Keeps processing then saying try again later.

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Call them

powerbelly said:

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TnAg23 said:

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Anyone else having trouble with Stanford's website? Keeps processing then saying try again later.

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Call them

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Tried, they close at 3 pacific.

cobo57 said:

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I got my tickets to the Fullerton game from the Stanford site. There's still a lot of tickets left.

I have seen the aggie play ball for 30 years. I'm excited.

Question: Do you think there will be aggie merchandise for sale on site? I can't find anything in Sacamento and it's to late to order on line.

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There might be. At the Regionals, they usually have some generic "Road to Omaha" shirts with all the teams in the tournament and some with just those teams that are in the regional. I think they start getting one-team specific shirts at Supers.

Bullpen Chias said:

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I'll be there. Gig em!

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I hate you.

If this wasn't my last weekend in Louisville, I'd be hopping on a plane to go. Maybe the supers if we win.

Hit me with those hikes. I figure on watching baseball most of the day, but might have time in the mornings.

ensign_beedrill said:

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Hit me with those hikes. I figure on watching baseball most of the day, but might have time in the mornings.

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Redtail Loop Trail is very popular and not too far from campus. You'll need a car to get there though.

Adobe Creek Loop Trail is also not too far from campus, but again you'll need a car to get there. You get a nice view of the South Bay on this trail.

TAMU1990 said:

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And bring bubbles

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Grabbed some last remaining seats behind 1B dugout for Fri. Will be our first game in a looong time and first for our 6yr old.

What's this with bubbles?

Any time the Ags score we release the bubbles. You can get bubble guns at Walmart or Amazon for cheap.

akm91 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Hit me with those hikes. I figure on watching baseball most of the day, but might have time in the mornings.

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Redtail Loop Trail is very popular and not too far from campus. You'll need a car to get there though.

Adobe Creek Loop Trail is also not too far from campus, but again you'll need a car to get there. You get a nice view of the South Bay on this trail.

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It's a shame there's so much storm damage up on Skyline Blvd near Purisima. I love those trails.

Ensign, if you want elevation, I'd recommend two places, which you can find easily on AllTrails:

- Ohlone trail up to Mission Peak in Fremont. You'll need a car to get there, probably a 35 min drive from Palo Alto. There's a shorter 5 mile version or a longer 7 mile, both out and backs. Love this trail. Gets you sweeping views of the Bay. About 2200 feet in elevation

- If you want Pacific Ocean views with elevation, Montara trail via North Peak in Pacifica is also incredible. Probably 40-45 min drive from Palo Alto. Under 7 mile round trip, about 1700 feet in elevation. Beautiful views

- Avoid Muir Woods and Mori Point. Both tourist traps.
If you're here for a longer period, Point Reyes National Seashore up in Marin county north of the golden gate is incredible. It's a good 2 hr drive from The Bay, but it has the best trails in the area imo.

If you want to mosey through SF, there's Lands End Trail. You can get great views of the Golden Gate Bridge, if not too foggy. You can park near the golf course and it's not a strenuous hike

Lastly, I'd wait until the sun is up to hike up here. Mountain lions are a thing up here and hunt at dawn and dusk

Thank you akm91 and Ghost of Bisbee too.

BayAreaAg02 said:

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TAMU1990 said:

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And bring bubbles

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Grabbed some last remaining seats behind 1B dugout for Fri. Will be our first game in a looong time and first for our 6yr old.

What's this with bubbles?

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We blow bubbles after every time we score a run (similar to kissing in football). Get a whammy and turn that sucker on when we score.

Will be there! Gig em

Ghost of Bisbee said:

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akm91 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Hit me with those hikes. I figure on watching baseball most of the day, but might have time in the mornings.

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Redtail Loop Trail is very popular and not too far from campus. You'll need a car to get there though.

Adobe Creek Loop Trail is also not too far from campus, but again you'll need a car to get there. You get a nice view of the South Bay on this trail.

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It's a shame there's so much storm damage up on Skyline Blvd near Purisima. I love those trails.

Ensign, if you want elevation, I'd recommend two places, which you can find easily on AllTrails:

- Ohlone trail up to Mission Peak in Fremont. You'll need a car to get there, probably a 35 min drive from Palo Alto. There's a shorter 5 mile version or a longer 7 mile, both out and backs. Love this trail. Gets you sweeping views of the Bay. About 2200 feet in elevation

- If you want Pacific Ocean views with elevation, Montara trail via North Peak in Pacifica is also incredible. Probably 40-45 min drive from Palo Alto. Under 7 mile round trip, about 1700 feet in elevation. Beautiful views

- Avoid Muir Woods and Mori Point. Both tourist traps.
If you're here for a longer period, Point Reyes National Seashore up in Marin county north of the golden gate is incredible. It's a good 2 hr drive from The Bay, but it has the best trails in the area imo.

If you want to mosey through SF, there's Lands End Trail. You can get great views of the Golden Gate Bridge, if not too foggy. You can park near the golf course and it's not a strenuous hike

Lastly, I'd wait until the sun is up to hike up here. Mountain lions are a thing up here and hunt at dawn and dusk

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My son, class of '26, actually just did the Ohlone trail on Saturday and the view is very nice. I'll see if I can post the pic on here. Highly recommended and it's a fairly easy drive from Palo Alto as it should be against traffic during commute hours.

Bought 4 for Friday night. Driving from Sacramento area.

Any golfers who are staying a few extra days may want to check out the courses at the Ritz Carlton at Half Moon Bay. It has beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and it's not too far from Palo Alto (without traffic on highway 92).



There's also TPC Harding Park which isn't too far away either as well as The Presidio Golf Course. Those are some of the more known courses in the area.

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Any golfers who are staying a few extra days may want to check out the courses at the Ritz Carlton at Half Moon Bay. It has beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and it's not too far from Palo Alto (without traffic on highway 92).



There's also TPC Harding Park which isn't too far away either as well as The Presidio Golf Course. Those are some of the more known courses in the area.

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I'm playing the Stanford University Course on Saturday. Looking for a place to play Friday.

How did you get onto the course in The Farm?

akm91 said:

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How did you get onto the course in The Farm?

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Had the pro from my home course call them.

Ghost of Bisbee said:

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Anyone have any feelers out if the Association will be hosting anything?

If not, there are a lot of bars and restaurants within a 25 min walk of the sunken diamond for happy hours depending on our game times

One option…

The Patio @ Rudy's
(650) 322-2575
https://maps.app.goo.gl/jmmANaa32T1zNMyb8?g_st=ic

Hope to run across some of you miscreants this weekend!

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Rudy's is a nice choice - especially after the game.

Before the game, the Master's Grove has picnic tables and is a great pre-game tailgate spot.
Here is a link: https://goo.gl/maps/qcvLg1Vu9MTSwMT99
and this is right next to Sunken Diamond field.

I'm thinking if they make it to the Sunday Championship game 6, then 4pm would be a good time for an Aggie tailgate picnic. Reply here if you are interest.

Friendly Reminder Ags: Its windy here. Carry light jackets! Gig'Em

AgsFTW said:

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Friendly Reminder Ags: Its windy here. Carry light jackets! Gig'Em

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light jacket?? it's going to be extremely cold at 8pm!

Biggame12 said:

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AgsFTW said:

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Friendly Reminder Ags: Its windy here. Carry light jackets! Gig'Em

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light jacket?? it's going to be extremely cold at 8pm!

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Well, yeah. My bad. Emphasis being carry jackets.

cobo57 said:

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I got my tickets to the Fullerton game from the Stanford site. There's still a lot of tickets left.

I have seen the aggie play ball for 30 years. I'm excited.

Question: Do you think there will be aggie merchandise for sale on site? I can't find anything in Sacamento and it's to late to order on line.

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Not sure if you live in a Amazon Prime area but I see a few shirts that have 1 day delivery (not sure what time though you would get it)

Do you still need tickets? If so PM I've got you covered.

Hillcountryag12 said:

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On our way!

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where you from in the hill country? I'm in Boerne