Hotel Pacific Monterey
300 Pacific Street Monterey, Monterey Peninsula, California, 93940, United States
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Day 11 - Leaving our hearts in San Francisco...
As I say, we’re only almost ready; there are still two things that we have to do before we leave our hearts in San Francisco. We pack everything into the Fletchemobile – raring to go after a 2 day rest – and check out of the Hotel Del Sol at 8:30am. First thing: Driving down Lombard Street (the crooked bit. Not just driving down …
Day 12 - Big Whales and little fishies...
The alarm goes off at 7am – it’s getting harder and harder to raise ourselves out of bed each morning – and we grab a light breakfast at the hotel before heading off to Fisherman’s Wharf once more. This time we’re off to see some whales! We pick up our boarding passes, and at 9am we’re ready to set sail…We …
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Maui to Monterey, California
... a joy and relief to feel the wheels touch down back on my home continent. I had now flown across all the longitude meridians and crossed the equator twice. Even though I wasn't home yet, I had completely an round-the-world flight. After a well-deserved rest at the hotel (I was almost too keyed up to sleep), I would fly the plane to Merced the next day for de-tanking. I'll leave it there for few days, rent a car, and visit family and friends in the San Francisco bay.
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... She said, “You killed the tire” or words to that effect. I went back to check and realized that we were in a mess. The back tire had a big flap ripped open. It was like Travis’ stomach when the bicycle rack grabbed and pinched him last year. A nice U shaped tear. I moved some construction barriers around to give the cars clearance around us and to guard our rear. We disconnected the Pod and ...
Pacific Coast Highway - Andy
... Ale (apparently that’s what we all drink), British hotels (not sure how these differ from American hotels; I assume a butler called Jeeves brings you a pot of tea and a copy of the Times in the morning), and tacky British shops selling framed photo’s of the monarchy and Routemaster models. Matt even managed to get a steak and kidney pie in the pub.
The following morning was spent deliberating where we actually wanted to head to next as we hadn’t planned any of ...



