Wreck of the Mary D. Hume
The Mary D. Hume was the longest operating service boat on the Pacific Coast and can still be seen, half
Oregon Coastline
After evicting our unwanted visitor, we were wide awake and set out on the road early. The morning mists lounged
An Unwelcome Guest
There is something in the car. It scurries around the boxes underneath our bed platform. I can hear it thump
Avenue of the Giants
The Avenue of the Giants is is one of so many breathtaking and unique features that make California such an
The Living Chimney Tree
While there isn't much left to see at Hobbiton, USA, there is more than just a defunct roadside attraction to
Hobbiton, USA
We are programmers. We've copped to that. So, I suppose it goes without saying that Peter Jackson's Lord of the
Confusion Hill
We do try to keep our journeys rational and high brow. Yet, every once and a while, we can't help
Pacific Star Winery
Once we had explored Glass Beach, it was time to head up the coast and inland to the redwoods. Yet,
Glass Beach
Last night, the temperatures plummeted but this morning we woke up hot. The sun beat down on our truck shell
MacKerricher State Park
With the fire behind us but on our mind, we were extra conscientious campers today. We headed due west for