Shadow Mountain Ranch
Travel Blogs from Julian
Time to catch up...
... The cost was $4.19 a gallon...more BS. But enough complaining. Lynn called our friend Lila, who once lived in Helena. We’re to meet her and her guy on Wednesday. It’s been a long while since we’ve visited, so we’re looking forward to it.
This morning we hiked the Elephant Tree Trail. It’s about a ten mile drive to the trailhead and then a walk of about a mile and a half. The guide that we ...
Let It Snow, Let It Snow
... side of the High Street in Windsor. He is my best friend and traveling partner and I love him. And he’s not a dog toy.
And here’s the third temporal installment of this final entry: it’s Tuesday night now, and I did indeed make it home last night around nine. I’m not as badly jet lagged as I’d have been, had I made it back all in one shot, but I’m still pretty tired. And sore. I consider myself lucky to have slept in a bed ...
PCT days 115- 123: I-10 to Campo (MX border)
... early that day because of Yannick's headlamp situation. Not many miles covered unfortunately but we feel emotionally drained for today. We only have 75 miles left...only 75 miles...and we can't wait to finish.
Day 121 (11/01/10): Another "wet" morning where the tent and sleeping bags are soaked, only this time we pack and go quickly with the intent to dry everything while we break for lunch. It's been windy every ...
First Impressions
... offer. We've always enjoyed Fresh Choice -- called Soup Plantation in Southern California for its excellent fresh salad bar. We are discovering better-than-average fast food places like Pick-Up-Stix which offer fresh stir-fried veggies/chicken with brown rice and we love the fact that we have a choice of Vietnamese restaurants in our neighborhood. Also, since we've had to rely on using external sources to get online for the last few days (because of work ...
My Hometown of Julian
... s place, Chad's parents, who live on the hill overlooking where I used to live. Kitty and I stayed up talking into the night. It was so much fun to connect with her and Ron, who was away the first night, but came home the next day. The last time I saw them, they were just Chad's parents, and I don't think I ever really got to know them before this trip. They are wonderful people, and despite the fire ...