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Travel Blogs from Sacramento

Hillbilly ville

A travel blog entry by usacoasttocoast

... a high point when the Sacremento Sheriffs department arrive, not sure what they came for (we decided it was a drug raid) Liz and I offered to be searched by Montgomery, see photos, but had to settle for the picture. Getting ****** now looking forward to our week of luxury in the hotel on Fishermans Wharf in San Francisco, a bath at last and a real bed for my oh so aching ...

Environmental side of travel

A travel blog entry by kalifornier

Here is my takeaway from Asia travel: DO NOT buy any ivory products. When I traveled around China I saw numerous such shops; a recent Nat Geo investigation revealed 90% of ivory used in China is coming from slaughtered African elephants and then smuggled into the country. Please don't be a part of this Blood Ivory trade. And ...

Carson City to Shingle Springs/Placerville

A travel blog entry by beckyprice

Bob hooked his truck up to our trailer and he and Mike towed it to a KOA in Shingle Springs since our truck would have had a hard time pulling the hill across the mountain. Donna and I took the Blazer and took a few side stops to take pictures of the fall colors. We got in to Shingle Springs and got set up at a nice KOA ...

Facts and Fictions

A travel blog entry by burtonll

... more symbolic, showing mountains far distant to the east; a stagecoach, now out of date; a keg of spikes. There are about 400 people shown on the canvas; 70 of them are portraits within the portrait, grouped in order of prominence. Hill even included individuals responsible for the railroad’s construction who were not present – Theodore Judah died in 1863, Charles Crocker was busy in Sacramento, and Lewis Clement was in ...

111105 Sacramento, CA

A travel blog entry by jimcabay

... burnt up. The Oregon forests are thick and tall but as soon as we crossed into California, it was a downhill cruise all the way. The trees quicklly thinned out, brown semi-arid
landscape appeared and the highway got rougher. Oregon has beautiful highways.

Mount Shasta and Lake Shasta are massive - no wonder this is the number one vaction destination for California residents. ...