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The University of California/Berkeley has been the focal point of the city for well over a hundred years -- long enough for some wonderful legends to develop. For instance, there is the tale of the university Faculty Club, which boasts its very own ghost. They swear there is an elusive man who hangs out in Room 219, who has managed to escape definition for more than a century. The university invites comments from anyone who knows or might guess who the haunt is.

More identifiable is the ghost of a little girl who died in a fire at the Claremont Hotel Club and Spa back in the olden days. The hotel burned to the ground in 1901 and ever since, the little girl ghost hangs around, particularly in room 422. She manifests herself in smokey smells in smoke-free rooms, flickering lights and TVs that turn themselves on unaided by human hands. Some guests claim to have seen the little lady.

But aside from such spectral phenomena, there is plenty in Berkeley to recommend it, including a group of traveling notaries who are eager and willing to share their expertise with clients at a moment's notice. Call one and make an appointment at the spot most suited to your schedule. He or she will be there at the appointed time, ready to witness signatures and put their official seal on important documents.

Business concluded, you might choose to take a rest in Tilden Regional Park, a facility that lies between the Berkeley Hills and the San Pablo Ridge. Or stop and smell the roses -- and other flowers that bloom profusely -- in the UCB botanical gardens, 34-acres set aside in the university's Strawberry Canyon. Not tired of flowers yet? Move on to the Berkeley Rose Garden, a city-owned park in the north area of the city. The garden is designed as a terraced amphitheater nestled in a small canyon. If you can tear your eyes away from the floral displays, take a gander at the stunning views of the city and San Francisco Bay.

Berkeley is on the coast. You can't miss the marina that sprouts a toothpick pile of masts at the westernmost point of the city. And while you're in the neighborhood, there's the McLaughlin Eastshore State Park, which doubles as a wildlife refuge. If you like your wildlife caged or pickled, there is the Lawrence Hall of Science, a public center that offers after-school science resources to students of all ages. Call for a Berkeley mobile notary to meet you there and you can feast on the displays while waiting. But you won't wait long. When your document is signed, sealed and delivered back into your hands all nice and legal, you can continue your tour of the center.

There is a whole list of interesting spots to visit in Berkeley, including some that are somewhat hidden. On that list is the Thornburg Village, a storybook European village; a Fairy Post Office located in a hollow tree; an Adventure Playground that is the delight of children and the helicopter parents' nightmare; the East Bay vivarium that crawls with reptiles, amphibians, spiders and other insects; Tail of the Yak, which features handmade treasures from around the world. Etc. etc. "Bored" is a word you need never use in this seaside center of learning and community ambiance.

The Mobile Notaries are in Berkeley including 94702 and 94709. The Mobile notary will quickly come to you both day and night right to your place!

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