Chateau Sans Nom
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Pech onderweg...
... garage hadden die ons waarschijnlijk wel konden helpen. Maar helaas, de band was niet meer te repareren en een vervanger was er ook niet. Een andere garage in het dorp ook niet, maar daar hebben we nog even kunnen zien hoe ze oude Amerikaanse oldtimers opknappen. Op gepaste snelheid doorgereden, in eerste instantie naar een ander dorp onderweg, maar dat scheelde weinig met onze eindbestemming, dus toch maar doorgereden op lage snelheid. Zo konden we wel goed de ...
On a dark desert highway
Part way into Death Valley I started to feel like I was coming down with the flu, not a great feeling in 40+ degree heat. Thankfully there's a small village in the bottom of the valley with a general store. It's been a long time since we've seen a proper vegetable (after a week, tomato and lettuce stopped counting). In a bid to try and do the 'right' thing, I grabbed a V8 vegetable juice promoting 3 serves ...
The search for Yosemite Sam
After a long drive all the way around Yosemite national park, and after another appearance by Steve Erwin, we found the entrance to the park. The drive was long but beautiful through snow capped mountains. AK and SJ stopped to have a play in the snow and found that in parts it was knee deep! SJ was a bit nervous when AK was driving close to the edge of the cliffs as it was a pretty long drop off one side! There was loads of wildlife which made SJ very happy. ...
MERVEILLES DANS LA SIERRA NEVADA
... and I am transported. I run in the middle of this grand landscape to the top of the hill. No words, tears flowing, I'm on top of the world and amazement!
More than 3000 m. altitude, the trees with twisted trunks of more than 4000 years have passed
more than four centuries supporting the rains, winds and temperatures that arrive
to -30 º C. In this ...
Faithful, Moody Friend
... I had just spent the night out alone, in the bed of my truck, off a country road or in national forest land.
Near the bottom of the pass, just a few miles short of Mono Lake, I saw signs for a national forest campground. $15 a night. For what, exactly? A parking spot, a flat spot to pitch a tent, and a pit toilet. And if you're lucky, a huge barrel of potable water. Really? Five years ...
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