It was a busy day (yesterday) for this blog and I thought I'd share some of the places that visitors hailed from:
Foreign visitors: CapeTown, Western Cape, South Africa; Manchester, United Kingdom; Tel Aviv-yafo, Tel Aviv, Israel; Berlin, Germany, and Rawalpindi,Punjab, Pakistan.
National visitors: Boise, Idaho; San Antonio, Texas; Signal Mountain, Tennessee; Morton Grove, Illinois; Kalispell, Montana; Minneopolis, Minnesota; Quantico, Virginia; Littleton, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah; Alpharetta, Georgia; Butler, New Jersey; Chicago, Illinois, Ketchikan, Alaska; Montgomery, Alabama; and Starkville, Mississippi.
California visitors: San Ramon; San Francisco; San Jose; Marina; Redwood City; Los Angeles; Arcata; Eureka; McKinleyville; Sunnyvale; Fortuna; San Bernadino; Diamond Bar; and Riverside.
I've noticed a growing trend of national visitors outnumbering California visitors. I'm not sure why, but it's interesting to note.Thanks to all of you for stopping by. You all come back now...ya hear?
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