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Tickle Pink Inn Carmel

155 Highland Drive Carmel, Monterey Peninsula, California, 93923, United States

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Mendocino - Carmel

A travel blog entry by daviesuk

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We checked out of the John Dougherty house at 9:30 am, and drove south down Highway 1 - the Shoreline Highway, as it's called N of San Francisco - down a magnificent coastline where the cliffs butt the ocean for mile upon mile. There was hardly any traffic - partly due to the time of year, I expect, and also the fact that it's so far north of San …

Big Sur - Silver Wedding Anniversary!!

A travel blog entry by daviesuk

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Silver Wedding anniversary! The weather was` a little cloudy this morning as we breakfasted on a variety of baked goods, plus a peculiar egg concoction plus slivers of ham which Sam made short work of. Then we picked up the sports car, put the top down, and drove down Big Sur - and the sun came out on cue!! But my, it was breezy. We got to Nepenthe …

Leaving the ranch, big sur in the fog , and Carmel

A travel blog entry by mcmtammy

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Mcmtammy stayed here on Jun 20, 2011 during their trip titled: California Adventure.

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Carmel - Point Lobos, Big Sur, 17-mile drive

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

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Wednesday May 18th

We started the day off early today. Some of the places we wanted to visit today the RV wasn't allowed, so we drove into Monterey to get a rental car. They gave us another HHR (black this time). Luckily in Monterey there are public lots you can park RVs, so we parked the RV in a public lot in Monterey and left it and Nash for the morning.

We made our way back south down Route 1 (PCH). We went to ...

Pebble Beach and Sunny Carmel

A travel blog entry by trapp1700

... from our parking to the Walgreens. Some of the buildings, like one on the corner of Franklin and Calle Principal or the amazing old theater on Alvarado, had beautiful detailing. Some googling indicates that the highly ornate building on Franklin may have been the old fire station in the early 1900s. I can potentially see the fireman's shield in the details.

And on another building, the capital of one column had scrolling that made a ...

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