http://bayareathrift.tribe.net/thread/72b139e4-1838-4693-8266-e153f6c1713e?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://bayareathrift.tribe.net/thread/72b139e4-1838-4693-8266-e153f6c1713e#864b1166-d148-4810-a976-5206dfbb21d2 Frankly, they're both good. I'd just choose one or the other in proximity to where you end up. Thu, 04 Oct 2007 17:59:18 GMT http://bayareathrift.tribe.net/thread/72b139e4-1838-4693-8266-e153f6c1713e#864b1166-d148-4810-a976-5206dfbb21d2 Brody 2007-10-04T17:59:18Z http://bayareathrift.tribe.net/thread/72b139e4-1838-4693-8266-e153f6c1713e#1c67b625-fc1a-4699-83d0-e0b26f4ac2de Hi Everyone, I'm making a fun trip out of working on a Harvest Festival up in Yolo County, leaving this Thursday Oct. 4. Had to work weekends all summer and haven't been outta town for 9 months. So I'm making this an extra long weekend with cool stops along the way up and back. I read on here people gave the San Leandro Thirft Town 5 stars. Also saw the Fremont one got high marks too. Since I will also be going to the Grocery Outlet, probably in Newark or Hayward, which Thrift Town would you recommend if I could only fit in one with the GO stop? I may go thrifting on Thurs. and then since I'm camping, it would make sense to buy the food on the way home. (I'm working a food booth at the Festival, so I don't need food for the weekend!) After serving 5000 folks in one day, I'm off to Wilbur Hot Springs for the first time on Sunday night for a soak and a massage! You're probably all hip to this site, but I just discovered it and it's a great resource for planning a trip that includes out-of-town thrifting! www.thethriftshopper.com Thanks Thrifties, Marie Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:33:22 GMT http://bayareathrift.tribe.net/thread/72b139e4-1838-4693-8266-e153f6c1713e#1c67b625-fc1a-4699-83d0-e0b26f4ac2de Marie 2007-10-01T02:33:22Z