The Lamp Liter Inn Visalia
3300 W. Mineral King Ave, Off Highway 198 Visalia, California, 93291, United States
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Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park
We drove through Sequioa National Park in one day taking in all the big sights along the way. The drive in to the park from Visalia was pretty, lots of orange groves and farms and we had beautiful weather. The first part of the park was a winding road through a stunning, forested valley, a really beautiful start to the day. Our first official stop …
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Merry Christmas
Hi all,
I am super excited about my upcoming trips. I am spending Christmas at Disneyland and New Years Eve in Las Vegas. Can't wait! But there is so much work to do that I am frantic until then.
American's sometimes have the funniest perceptions about New Zealand. Below is a list of some of them.
1. Where is your accent from? Orange County?
2. Do you celebrate Thanksgiving in New Zealand? (Well no - we ...
Nice way to end a good day
25th Nov. cont.
Luckily for us, in the village Three Rivers just outside the park, we found a nice little place. After registering, we hooked up and cooked dinner. We then checked email and found we had a response from our friends on the coast and had been invited to an open house/left over party tomorrow. Cool, other people to talk to! We then enjoyed a warm shower, ...
Forest of giants
... the park, which was causing too much damage, so they pulled it all down around 20 years ago. They had to use controlled, forest fires to regenerate the plant life in the area. We went to see 'General Sherman', the biggest tree in the world (by mass). Walking along I felt as if it was all a much bigger version of the Center Parcs forest (it even smelled the same!). The trees were amazing. We could ...
I hate winding roads!!
... of it. There were some trees that you could go right inside and apparently people used to keep their geese in them to keep them safe at night and would just block the entrance to the tree!
After that we had a long drive through the mountains, which seemed bearable at first, especially with the beautiful scenery. Unfortunately, the roads were the most winding I've ever been on and also very undulating. I'd taken a ...



