La Quinta Inn Monterey
2401 Del Monte Avenue Monterey, Monterey Peninsula, California, 93940, United States
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Wer kennt den Weg nach Monterey?
Falls jemand eine Beschreibung benötigt, wie man von San Francisco nach Monterey kommt, so frage man uns! Wir sind diese Strecke heute 3 mal in 2 Richtungen auf 2 verschiedenen Wegen gefahren. Warum, Details gibts im Text...
Am Morgen aus dem Hotel in San Francisco ausgecheckt. Ohne vorher gefrühstückt zu haben, das Hotel hats nicht …
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OMG
... one today as he yelled at me to get out of the bicycle lane. This time I cocked my head in the other direction as I wondered if he saw the emergency flashers and spare tire now on the sidewalk. I refrained from yelling some of the obscenities I had recently learned from Psycho Boy.
I did not want to move the RV. We are loaded and the coach was listing already. I did not want to blow the other tire ...
Day 10 - Hearst Castle, Elephant Seals & Monterey
... imposing towers of Casa Grande were inspired by a Spanish cathedral. The blending of the architectural style with the surrounding land, and Hearst's superb European and Mediterranean art collection, was so seamless that world-renowned architectural historian, Lord John Julius Norwich, was moved to say that "Hearst Castle is a palace in every sense of the word."
I loved walking around the Castle, and taking photos. Of course, my other ...
Pacific Coast Highway - Andy
... marks the end of as you reach the coast again. However we were happy we’d found somewhere to sleep and hastily put up our tent. A much deserved beer was in order so we headed into town to find a bar and some food. We found a really bustling restaurant called Rosa’s Italian and booked a table, then headed down the road to a bar while we waited. We sat at the bar and immediately the young owner serving us our beers clocked us as “not being from around here”. This ...
Route 1 from San Fran to LA
... coastline. A far cry from Santa Cruz's scuzzy fairground on the beach.
Next landmark on the final leg to Los Angeles was Big Sur. Lonely Planet says this place is more of a state of mind than a pin on a map and while that is an extremely wanky way of putting it we kind of know what they mean. The views along the winding coastal road are the best on offer between San Francisco and Los Angeles and it was a pleasure to drive even with the rolling fog around us and out ...



