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Hillbilly ville
Well today we have left the road trip behind really and moved to a site on the Sacremento river delta to be within striking distance of the drop off point for evie the rv tomorrow, Terry has chosen Sacremento because it means only a 50 or so mile trip in the morning. We are really now in hillbilly country and parked one side of a levee with a river on the other side, we ...
High Sierra Historic Mining Towns
... business district- not ideal driving conditions. Not having local knowledge of this route makes me nervous as the signage is left up to one's interpretation. We cross the Feather River and drive through Marysville, the seat of Sutter County.
Once again we are in open spaces and make it up to our home for 2 days, Grass Valley. We are staying at the Nevada County Fairgrounds RV park. Grass Valley is a historic mining town ...
Carson City to Shingle Springs/Placerville
... Mine in Grass Valley was well worth the drive for the day. It's a silver mine that is now a beautiful state park. You can daily spend the better part of a day going on a couple of tours and going through the mine museum with a picnic the end. We found a really good restaurant in Grass Valley as well as awonderful quilt ...
Haley's blogs
... After the museum we ate, again. We do that a lot lately I've been noticing. The next day we went to the museum I had been waiting all trip to see. The academia museum held much famous and prominent art including the famous, the angelic, the naked: Michelangelo's David! Not a replica this time, the real thing. This seventeen foot tall monster in a pose of cool and collected glory and victory has an angular nose and looks very pouty, almost like a child who hasn't gotten his way ...
Mr. Pibb + Red Vines = Crazy Delicious!
... train engines and cars scattered around, and even a few mini-exhibits on toy trains and the Transcontinental Railroad.
For our last hour, we wandered around the streets of Old Sac, popping into several stores along the way. One highlight was "Candy Heaven" - where there were free samples of saltwater Taffy and other sweets. Aaron and Brandon gorged themselves on Taffy, which I've never been too big on.
Inspired by "Lazy ...