Travel Blogs from Chico, United States
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Northern California
Sorry, only Czech version for now, EN one will come later... Život v Kalifornii se nám začíná velmi líbit. Říjen a stále horko jako v nejteplejším létě, jaké ve střední Evropě známe. Na nebi jen a jen ...
Packing up and heading out...
... last time and are out of here... Here's the plane to get everyone on the same page: April 3- Leave Chico, we will be traveling along the Southern United States with our little Teardrop trailer in tow for about 5 weeks and then will be boarding the ...
The Days Prior
It's here, and it's finally kicked into realizatoin that I'll be leaving at the end of this week. After 5 days of goodbyes and what was supposed to be packing, i find that i have a total of 5 things in my suitcase and have only had the time to ...
read craziness between the lines
This morning Pixie and I caught up on some much needed sleep. We spent the day lazing about while Kukui finished up with finals. We had a trip to WinCo which ended with my promise never to return to that vile store, even if they do have the ...
Coming Full Circle
We made it. 10 weeks and 1 day worth of traveling and we have made it back to Chico where we left over 70 days ago! We have had an unbelievable trip and it is hard to believe that it has come to an end. It was a complete day of traveling today and after ...
Kristen joins the fun
Picked up Kukui's friend, Kristen, from the train station. We made a sign. On the way, we picked up hitchhikers to increase the population of our welcoming crew. Hope you enjoyed your welcome, Kristen. I sure did. And Kukui ...
Kuk's Graduation
We did a fabulous early morning wake up to hit Normal Street Bar before heading to Kukui's graduation ceremony. Turns out that Kit Kat, Aspen, and Fuji were also graduating. Congrats! Lunch was a lovely picnic in the park followed by a cat ...
On to Chico
... From Lake Tahoe it was a combination of freeway and local roads up to my cousins Herman and Bea in Chico, California. I once again had the opportunity to practice patience as a combination of heavy traffic and road construction kept the ...
Gebrochen! / Broken!
... Hause zu unterstuetzen! Ich bedanke mich daher ganz herzlich bei meinen unerwarteten Sponsoren von Ozzie's BMW Centre, Chico fuer diese grosszuegige Unterstuetzung! Ebenso bedanke ich mich bei meinem freundlichen Helfer Adam, fuer den Transport des ...
Chico Sister Mural
... mural in Chico was beginning even before we finished the mural at La Casa de los Ninos in Lo de Marcos. During a visit to Chico in September, Amalia and Robbie decided that they would "just do it." Why not now....Robbie would be leaving for Oregon in ...
Mural: Back in Chico California
... and wanted an interview. They wrote it up on the front page of the paper. A really great article written in the Chico Enterprise Record by Chris Gullick. She talked with Amalia and Robbie and called us and interviewed Dave and I via telephone from ...
Road Trip to Nor Cal
... hot tip here), it's closed on Mondays. It was ok though, we just walked around a bit, then walked across the bridge onto the Chico State University Campus. There was a stream, where I put my toes in. The water felt sooooo good. It was 103 degrees F in ...
Buddy Wants to Go
Not more than a minute did Buddy give an indication that he wanted to go to ...
Contact Info
Here are some ways to contact me while I am out of the country: email: eurokevin2007@yahoo.com voicemail: 707-703-4352 (I can check it online) I will have a palm with wi-fi on ...
Day 3 of 4 in Northern California (Part 2)
... for 25 miles...and didn't disappoint us at all! There was lots more traffic on this section as it was going straight (???) into Chico, CA. We'd be riding along with no one around...then we'd have a local come up right on our tailpipe...did a bit of ...
Finally, a hike & then more bad weather...
... mountain passes (there was snow and ice around up there somewhere). Eventually, we ducked off the I-5, preferring a quieter route towards Chico, a moderately sized college town north east of Sacramento. It had been a long day, but we were safely ...
Departure
... won't be joining us until the end of the week. Our first day was mostly driving, as it is approximately 7 hours from Chico to Pasadena. Traffic was good and uneventful, although dinner at a nice little Mexican restaurant at the grapevine is worthy of ...
The beginning...
... . My year is divided into two halfs. From August to December, I'll study at the California State University, Chico. After that, I will travel throughout the American West. This has just begun. I have also travelled a lot before the ...
Not just another roadtrip...
... my stay in California. And oh, it's gonna be epic... Just to let u know, we ll see four different states...dude...I can't wait!!!!!! I ll let u know when we reached our first destination... which is gonna be Yosemite National Park!!!!!!!! =D=D Just ...
Hoppy Travels
After a couple hours of driving, we were both ready for some grub. Thankfully, Jana had a plan: Sierra Nevada's brewery includes a restaurant. Now, Sierra Nevada is known most widely for their IPA, and I'm not a huge IPA fan; but I'm never ...
Our Final Chapter
... happy hour. Our plan was an easy dinner at Tres Hombres, a local restaurant that is a gathering place for Cal-State Chico students. When we arrived about 7:00pm, the place was packed inside, and over-flowing out onto the sidewalk. There were ...
Patrick's Point, Hwy 299, and Chico
... it takes to cross over to the 5 in Redding. Anticipating icy roads after nightfall, we hurried through mountains to arrive in Chico around 8pm. We stayed in what used to be the cheapest hotel in the downtown, known as the Thunderbird. ...
Bicycles are better when covered in fur.
... of Chico and we came across hoards of drunken rowdy boys and girls from the local university. Not much difference between Chico and Chch in that respect, though I did note that there was a distinct absence of Irish music coming from the students' ...
Welcome to Chico. Leave your troubles at the door.
... 't have a car then to get here you have just a few options. Hitch Hiking was not something I wanted to try in the states, and so my options became even narrower- plane or bus. Being that all the flights this way were frightfully expensive then Geryhound ...
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