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Reisetag mit überraschendem Ende
Schon wieder war es Zeit Abschied zu nehmen, was bei San Francisco nicht ganz so leicht fiel. Zu viel gab es da noch, das sogar ich noch gerne gesehen hätte. Aber ich war ja sicher nicht das letzte Mal hier. Die heutige Etappe war auf dem Papier eine kürzere, fühlte sich aber gar nicht danach an. Nur 275 Kilometer ging es, das heutige Ziel hiess …
Back to the coast
... our drive along the coast. When we finally finished the twisty bits (thanks to Greg’s remarkable driving), we arrived once again on the Pacific coast and to panoramic seaside views similar to those we had seen in Oregon. We decided to stop for the night in Fort Bragg, a coastal community established in the mid 1800s as a military post. We confused this town with the Fort Bragg in North Carolina which has a more recent military connection. We walked around the ...
Dum Dum Tom Tom
... a bobcat cub. The moment we walked in I had a sick feeling. We saw a chimpanzee in a cage smaller than a garage with a single car in it. The chimp was cute as it was making raspberry noises at us. It was early in the morning and the animals were slowly waking up. The domestic animals were free to roam but the wild ones were kept in small enclosed places. The lioness was ready to pounce on the deers and goats that were freely walking ...
Coastal catastrophe
... navigator. "The map makes it look about 12 miles away."
The mystery was quickly resolved, as we steered our little Egg onto the windiest, most hair-pinned road I have ever seen. I crept around each corner, and slid off to the side whenever a car came up behind me. Had anyone coming in the opposite direction slipped even a foot across the dividing line, we both would have gone tumbling down steep hillsides in a fiery blaze. These were quite ...
A Lovely Visit
... utilizing a wood plank road that was built on the sand. The road separated McKerricher State Park from the ocean. All that is gone except for the one trestle that traverses a lagoon just north of town.
We visited the botanical gardens which was quite a treat. From highway 1 it doesn't look like much but don't let looks fool you. The grounds are beautiful. They extend all the way to the ocean.
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