Mount Vernon Inn
Travel Blogs from Escondido
Final planning 4 hrs to go...
... a reservation and the lady said Mama Espinoza is here she never leaves... Here's the link to the article http://www.shelterpub.com/_baja/mama.ht ml
-Stage 2 is a 6 or 7 hr drive to our destination for the next 3 nights. The place is called Mulege and is a small fishing town that defeated the invasion of a squadron of the US Navy. The town still carries the official name "Heroica de Mulege" which ...
Dag 15 Seaworld
... de eerste paar aquariums met vissen, schildpadden, zeesterren en zee-egels. Martijn aait zelfs een zee-egel en zeester. Dan gaan we om elf uur meteen naar de eerste show van Shamu en de andere orka's. Het is geweldig, wat een dieren. Ze maken salto’s, zwemmen rond en spatten de eerste 16 rijen drijfnat. Wij zitten nog wel in de "soak zone" maar bijna helemaal achterin en we houden het droog. De show is verder echt Amerikaans met aandacht voor de militairen, die ...
Passport? about that...
... look at this wonderful flower field that was beaming with colour, and it wasn't even fully blossomed yet! Ellen and i had a good old blether on the way to Costa Mesa and it was really rather exciting seeing all the signs for Long Beach, Newport, Laguna Beach and Santa Barbara... Was like driving through a TV film set for me! When we got to American Express however the woman said, "i don't have a fax for you.. which means i haven't been asked to make the card..' - YESSSS YOU ...
You stay classy, San Diego!
... hire people to bag your bags for you too, at one point the girl had a big pile up of shopping and i really wanted to ask her if she needed a hand, but Ellen said she would have just looked at me as if i was weird.. oh well! We came home and i got to meet Harvey, her husband. What a lovely man! I didn't know wether to shake his hand hello or give him a hug, so i just went for the full on hug, haha. Honestly, so welcoming and incredibley funny, made me feel ...
Beautifying Big B
... into the back of Big B!!! Seriously? Breath... So accidents happen; it could have been worse...like a person rather then an RV.
The following two weeks after I picked Steve up at the airport was pretty much full daylight hours working on the RV (and nights on our book). Everyone was out there working with us, including Steve's parents and their neighbor (after living there for 3 months, we mine as well call him OUR ...