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Unexpected visit with Kerri
On a whim, I decided to go back up to Santa Rosa and see Kerri, who was there visiting some friends from college. We had a great time after not seeing each other for, what, a week? At that rate, I'm not sure how the rest of this trip will go. :) We went to a few wineries, took some hikes, went to the Russian River Brewery, but mostly just took it …
River deep , mountain high
... to win the 'World' series (actually not so much the world as the US, we are forced to remind one or two guys) and every bar and restaurant has multiple screens showing the action; all around us fans are shouting arcane instructions to the deaf ears of the players.
Next stop Lake Tahoe, where we slowly climb two miles above sea level with our ears popping and our eyes out on stalks at wonderful mountain views. We are surprised to see a little snow on the ground and have to stop ...
Coast and river, the final official tour day
... featured in publications such as Sunset and Architectural Digest. They are architecturally restricted to fit into the environment and much of the land is kept as open space.
We planned to stop at Fort Ross, the restored remains of a Russian fur-trapping outpost built here in 1812, but for an unknown reason it was closed. The Russians were here for 30 years, farming wheat and potatoes, trading with local ...
Day 21: wine, a new shoe and a chair
... I know, we tend to exaggerate things a little at times, but this time it's true: the dark-green plastic chair jumped out of the pick-up truck in front of us, landed on the track next to us and started sliding left to right accross our track. Having a car to my left, I swerved to the right. We held our breath. We starred. We listened. We heard nothing but the sound of our Susan's engine. We made it and this day stayed wonderful.
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Whales, seals and a paddle in the surf
... nice bakery) and we stopped at Monte Rio which was basically a whole village of shops selling antiques, tea, teapots etc. It was a fun day although we were unable to book all three of us in for a massage and hot volcanic sand soak at a time that suited. It was then back to probably the worst hotel we have stayed in to try and get some sleep for the next day's exertions.
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