Holiday Inn Express Madera
2290 Marketplace Dr Madera, California, 93637, United States
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... I gathered in my heart.
I am now ready to go home. Home, what a wonderful word.
David and I leave for the airport about 11:30pm. The city is still alive with people walking, having dinner, visiting with friends, and who knows what. I check in as soon as I get there, David must wait around six hours or so before checking in his luggage, and getting his ticket, for his next destination, without ...
Black Friday Sales
... just around the corner to see if we could pick up information on San Francisco, Los Angeles or Sequoia National Park. A couple of leaflets and email to a new friends who lives between these two cities later, we headed out of Merced, stocking up at the supermarket first. We had changed our plans again and now were heading to Sequoia National Park instead of either of the two cities, as we hoped to see our friends first, as they may be able to give us tips on what to see and do in the cities.
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Hot, hot, hot!
... when you rode into town. We stopped for a light snack at the Yosemi Tea tearoom which specialised in different loose leaf teas from around the world - I opted for a vanilla rooibos which was delicious. (Mark/Michele, you would have loved this place - lots of different types of mate and other interesting teas) I bought some tea to bring home and after some delicious sandwiches and refreshments we went back out into the heat ...
Dag 34 Midpines - Fresno
... pong balletjes in. Op de terugweg nog door een uitgeholde boom waar we foto’s maken.
Daarna moeten we nog een uur rijden door het park op weg naar de boom met het meeste volume, de General Sherman Tree. Als we aankomen zoeken we een plekje en lopen we ongeveer een pad dat net zo lang is als de boom zelf. We lopen niet helemaal naar de boom toe omdat je hem van een afstand beter kan zien en op de foto nemen. We lezen er wat over, maken foto’s en lopen terug naar ...
Yosemite
We got back super late from Yosemite and I'm pretty sure we cried a little when we finally landed at the hotel. We couldn't leave the park the way we wanted to, as we approached a road construction area framed on a burned out mountain side of desolateness there was a road construction sign which informed us the road didn't connect to anywhere, especially not the road we needed. After some serious driving on mountain side detours, we ...



