Spindrift Inn Monterey
652 Cannery Row Monterey, Monterey Peninsula, California, 93940, United States
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NYE for a big year!
I had hoped for a big send off for what turned out to be a tumultous decade for me. I couldn't have asked for a better party than martini's with the big fish at Monterey Bay Aquarium. YOU should go next year.
Anyway, while there, swimming as it was, with the fishes, I longed for travel, far away places and good times. Then there was this …
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San Fran to Santa Cruz to Monterey
... flies so settled for some grass by a car park - but with stunning sea views! Had a stand off with a few seagulls and then got to chill!! There was plenty more beach just too far to walk. Checked out the main area of Cannery road and the Wharf - and had clam chowder for tea again -so lovely! Back to the motel for a bottle of wine from our wine tasting day and a ...
Monterey
... Cannery Row you can envision what life must have been like in Steinbeck's day when the canneries were in full swing and characters like Mack and the boys roamed the streets. The renowned Cannery Row stench is no more and the air has the refreshing tang of the sea.
Cannery Row is now a tourist attraction with many of the hotels and restaurants located in former cannery buildings. Our gorgeous hotel "The Clement" used to be the old Del Mar Cannery and ...
Forfærdelig start på Californien turen
... fra betagende bjergveje, hvor man kørte så tæt på afgrunden at man nærmest havde koldsved, til dybe dale med frodige marker, til det store hav. Vi fik taget langt over 500 billeder på denne fantastiske tur. Vi holdte ind så tit vi kunne og gik på de afmærkede rute, som tog os længere ind i skoven, og helt ud til havet hvor vandfaldene væltede ud i havet.
Det blev også til et pat stop i de store outlets, hvor vi gik amok i især en Nike og Ralph Lauren butik. Priserne var langt under ...
Thar She Blows!
... in formation.
We spent most of the trip stood at the stern on the portside. The occasional wave made it through some drainage holes and soaked our feet. Cold water. Neither of us had remembered to put our walking boots on so we had very wet feet.
It took a couple of hours to a couple of hours to find the whales but in the meantime we saw lots of dolphins and quite a few albatrosses. My new favourite sea bird. They seem to glide across ...



