Monterey Bay Inn
242 Cannery Row Monterey, Monterey Peninsula, California, 93940, United States
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You have to play tourist every now and then
Just a short driving day today a couple of hours to Monterey via Highway 1, the Big Sur Coast.
One thing we missed seeing last time was a big Elephant Seal colony just north of San Simeon. Seals are a common sight in the waters along the coast and this colony is so easily accessible. They dont seem to much other than sleep although there …
Monterey
Jeg var ret spændt på at se vores hotel i Monterey, idet jeg havde valgt et hotel i den lidt dyere klasse, som så tilgengæld skulle give os et værelse med balkon og udsig over havet. Peter elsker den slags. (c: Den lækreste italienske frokost blev indtaget på balkonen på Isabella's en resturant på Fishermens Warft, med udsigt til sæler og pelikaner …
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Monterey - Fishy Business
... through history books and chose what he wanted in his house. The most impressive part for us was the Neptune pool that had a historic Roman theme.
After viewing the Castle we headed down the road to view an elephant seal colony. These aren’t the prettiest animals that we’ve encountered on our travels. They smell really bad too. It was cool to see them just laying on the beach flicking sand on themselves to keep cool in the afternoon sun.
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Pacific Coast Highway - Andy
... night so we’d only just missed the biggest party of the year (damn). But there were still plenty of students out continuing the celebrations into Sunday. We had a really good (if not incredibly messy) night watching some bands and putting on our best British accents while meeting the locals, followed by a 3am ‘slice’ from the pizza parlor.
The next stretch of PCH1 was the Big Sur, renowned for being the most picturesque part of the route. We had ...
This is gonna be one hell of an update
... Also.. we went through the town of Twentynine Palms. So strange. Lots of tiny shack like homes that have been abandoned and are falling apart. All the other homes are heavily gated and have weird industrial tanks in their yards. It looked like a place they would send people in exile.. witness protection? Anyways.. the odd town of twentynine palms led us to Joshua Tree National Park where we camped for the night. Amazingly beautiful. I don't know if I've ...



