I’ve loved caves ever since my parents took me to Carslbad Caverns.
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As part of our drive to Shasta, we stopped briefly in Sacramento for the night.
Continue reading “Sacramento, CA – What’s that in the hotel room?”
We’ve not had good luck with rural highland festivals and the Bakersfield one is no exception.
Everyone talks about the fabulous blooms at the Poppy Preserve, so we had to go.
February wasn’t my idea of the best time to come, but I was so wrong!
Continue reading “Morro Bay, CA – What will February Bring?”
While many travel sites say that Randsburg is a ghost town, there’s a living population there, though the numbers are small. Continue reading “Randsburg, CA – Not Quite a Ghost Town”
A beautiful Eastern Sierra backcountry canyon in the John Muir Wilderness for bicycling, hiking, fishing, camping, and more, according to monocounty.org.
The road had just recently been opened, so I took advantage of the fact that there probably wouldn’t be many tourists and I was right.
Continue reading “Yosemite National Park, CA – Frozen lake, bears, and much more”