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... colour in the sun, very exciting! Then found a half price jewellers and got a new ring to replace Charlotte's lost one yay. Then went on the 17 mile drive around the Monterey peninsula, saw big waves and the famous Lone Cypress Tree. Charlotte then fell asleep during the Day After Tomorrow, which was very exciting having now been to New York and LA!   

... rundown, so instead we picked a little town just outside Santa Cruz called Capitola.<br><br>Although not quite the Big Sur that we would be travelling down later on in the week,the drive along the coast was fantastic and we stopped off a number of times at beautiful deserted beaches with rough, Pacific waves. <br><br>When we arrived at our b&amp;b, The Jewel Box, we were so pleased, it was really sweet and had a ...

... for my Grams' sake). Now at this point, I realize how alone I am, not passing anyone on the way up except Mr. Jerry Garcia lover, whoever he was chilling with in that parking lot, and the 2 sketchballs I passed on the way up the short hill. A rush of panic and terror overcomes me, I definitely cannot do anything about this situation on my own...a girl against 3 guys stealing Lola and the 2 at the bottom of the hill that I now assumed to be lookouts. My instincts tell me to go back ...

... knew it was going to be a big day in the morning.<br> Day 2<br> So the next morning (after a cold shower, grrr), we were fed an enormous breakfast. Side note, hooping all day and all nights takes a lot of energy and we needed carbs! Onto the first workshop with Stephan and Megan the Cat from GrooveHoops. What fun! They were all about the campy tosses and fun throws. I learned a lot, perfected a few moves and remember that goal about the pizza toss? Tick and tick ...

... plus Jake told us he knew her....yea... Soon enough Chris, Sophie and Steven got back to the house...that's when we decided to split...Cait wasn't feeling so hot so she went back to Chris's with Jake and Chris, and Sophie, Steven and I went out to some diner....which wasn't that great but hey late night food usually isn't that great...After engulfing the scrumptious meal, or so it seemed we headed back to Chris's.Chris relayed a story about taco bell that made us ...

... we were all steaming drunk! We woke up really late the next morning with terrible hangovers. We went to a place called Jamba Juice that serves magic juice full of goodness, vitamins and things to sort out hangovers! After that it was straight to the beach! Heathers friend then called and offered to take us surfing. Heather and Dale were up for it but I was still feeling a bit delicate so gave it a ...

... sleeping in their own beds and the cheers of the crowd. Silly us. After about 90 minutes, the tour was finished. Very interesting. In the East, it would be a brilliant thing to do at Fenway or Wrigley Field or Yankee Stadium. One day. Bought a heap of Giants stuff. Good time to be at the stadium for that - the off season means lots of bargains. And they have a small field next to the ballpark called "Little Giants" Park. It has the proper batting cage and the baseball ...

... melodramatic, but I have heard so much about danger in South America, particularly for young women traveling alone, that it has encompassed much of my trip. Thankfully, I'm beginning to break away from my fear and am getting excited about having some great experiences. We said goodbye around 7 pm. I cried of course. They watched me until I made it through security and waved until I was out of their view. And then that was it, I was alone and my journey had finally begun. I felt ...

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... detour in our route from Flagstaff to Page. We were up and off early as we hoped there would also be time to make it to the 'four corners' - the only place in the USA where you can be in four states at once due to the fact that the corners of Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico all meet at the same point. We stopped at the small town of Kayenta for gas and a sandwich before heading for Monument Valley in the Navajo Indian Reserve. On approach it looked exactly as it ...