Quality Inn Sequoia Area
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Just driving
... it. Imagine being sat at a rest stop in the car by your self as your other half has just left to go to the loo and its dark. Then you hear scratching on the window, you turn round and see some goofy smile holding the tumble weed he has found up close by the window- scared the hell out of ...
Grand Canyon to San Fran... Cisnero's Inn!
... You don't realise just how hilly SF is until you come and see it for yourself! At one point the hill we were going down was so steep I though I was gonna fall off! We treat ourselves to a ice cream with hot fudge sauce from the famous chocolate shop. We sit in the sunshine by the harbour that over looks Alcatraz! Chloe takes us to Pier 39 to see the seals. There's LOADS of them laying on the floating palettes... Just chilling in ...
On the road again
... minutes with Steve (thank you, Steve!) It was still hard to leave, but knowing that we have more adventures and more visits with friends and family ahead, we started off on the next leg of our adventure. The rest of the day was blessedly uneventful. The first part of the trip went past rolling hills that resembled sand dunes in shape and color, many of them topped with windmill farms. And we went past Mount Diablo, which towered over everything else nearby. Soon, ...
De kust van California
... herten op het strand. Na een goed 1.5 uur doorgereden verder naar het zuiden. We waren op zoek naar een beroemde waterval. Dus toen we in Pfeifer NP aankwamen en we een bordje waterval zagen zijn we meteen gaan wandelen. Na door een prachtig bos te hebben gelopen met zeer grote bomen kwamen we bij een warerval van 60 meter, maar niet degene die we zochten, helaas. Het park zat vol met eekhoorntjes, ...
Giant Sequoias!
... of a fire. After a good look around, we decide to go for a nice walk, and pick a 1.5mile loop called the Big Trees Trail. The trail is lined with great big log fencing, and along the way are informative plaques about the trees. Did you know that these giants eventually flatten out on top, and just get wider? That's why some appear to be dead at the top- those are the oldest. Also, even at 250 feet tall, their roots go out, not down, and most never ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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