Kayaking on Road Trips
Some people have the roof space on their vehicle to have a rack to carry kayaks. Aside from our
Louisville Mega Cavern
Many mines languish after mining has ceased. Louisville Crushed Stone gained a new lease on life when it became
A Puppie, Rabies, and the Seven Thousand Dollar Shot
It was National Dog Rescue Day. We didn't know that when we saw the small, adolescent pup wandering the
Borrego Palm Canyon Trail
We do not come to Anza-Borrego with particular plans. So, in the morning, we go into town, Borrego Springs, for
Melville Winery
For the burgeoning oenophile, Melville Winery is a delight and education. While the winery boasts award winning Chardonnay, like most
OstrichLand USA
Feed ostriches & emus or buy an egg that can feed a family at the roadside attraction, OstrichLand USA in
Paula’s Pancake House
It's 10AM but I am waiting to eat because we are half an hour outside of Solvang, California and I'm
Kirk Creek Campground
Kirk Creek is one of the most desirable campgrounds we have every visited. Amenities are limited: there are no hookups
Buzzard’s Roost Hiking Trail
The Buzzard's Roost Hiking Trail is a 3 miles roundtrip that follows Big Sur River and climbs up a shady
Pfeiffer Big Sur Campground
Nestled among the Red Wood Trees and bordering the Big Sur River is the Pfeiffer Big Sur Campground. This