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Day Thirty Seven - North To Oregon
*** To place this in context and view the timeline, begin by clicking on 'About This Blog' *** Wednesday, 21November 2012 As is my nature, I now have the system of packing and loading the bike down to a science. On this morning as I was pushing the bellman's cart to the bike, one of the Eureka Inn residents asked, "where are you headed today"? I responded, "North". Then, to not appear aloof, I explained the premise of this odyssey - no agenda. Immediately ...
Fort Bragg to Eureka
We had a relaxed start to the morning today. Breakfasted at the same place we'd eaten dinner at, and had the same waitress serve us. We got away around 11am. The marine layer was hanging around again, and really bringing the temperature of the town down. The ride started with fantastic coastal scenery. As we drove out of town it became clear where the beach access was. I'm not sure why there wasnt clear access all along the coast though. There seemed to be ...
Coos Bay to Eureka - back to California!
... very different when approached from the opposite direction.
So, in many ways it was more of the same so not so many photos. We enjoyed seeing the island-studded coast of Oregon and we waved good-bye. As we entered California we were stopped (as is everyone) by State Border Security and interrogated about any fruit and vegetables we might be carrying. Not a threat from Nevada but obviously so ...
Living the good life on Buttermilk Lane
... and back that I used to live in during my college days. Oh yes, I too had college days, a few anyway, in between hugging trees. It's all boots, jeans and sweatshirts here, nothing too highfalutin. This is the Redwood Empire man, hang your stress at the door. Living here is easy, like....buttermilk. The redwood forests are all around us, magnificent trees almost beyond imagining. Walking through the green curtain, gossamer strands of ...
Weil die Bäume hoch sind und diese Tiere groß sind
... alten Baumriesen. Die Bäume haben sogar Waldbrände überstanden! Dieser Überlebenswille flößte mir großen Respekt ein und berührte mich richtiggehend.
Nach dem Besuch des Waldes erreichten wir die nordkalifornische Küste. Naja, die Oregon Coast war schöner. Heute war es zudem ziemlich neblig an der Küste, bei ansonsten schönem Wetter. Eigentlich wollten wir später noch zu einem weiteren Wald abbiegen, doch dann brachten die ...
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