The Tides Motel
Travel Blogs from Pismo Beach
Day 29 - Pismo Beach - California
... it's always that way, hardly worth putting the wetsuit on! A bit tired from the day, and mum still a bit jetlagged, we opted for a pizza delivery for dinner. I tried to inform mum that large here is not like large at home and that a medium would be sufficient, but she wanted a large so that's what we got. You should have seen her face when the gigantic pizza arrived. She's going to be eating it for day's ...
Besøg hos Annalisa og Patrick
Efter lidt morgen mad gik turen ind til San Luis for shopping af madvarer og andre gode sager.
Vi fik købt nogle running shoes, som i kan se havde Kate travlt med at prøve dem. Det er nu rart at skoene fås i forskellige størrelser både på længden bredden og også hvor støtten ligger i skoen.
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The Carrot Scale
... to add to you yougurt. I chose shortbread flavoured yougurt with walnuts,coconut and pecan nuts......it was amaze! once youve made your selection you weigh it and boom thats your Pismo fro yo. We were living in a dream in that shop......its like a pic and mix but for ice cream, amazing! This evening we chilled in the hottub and had a quiet night in....its tireing all this travellling! After a buzy 2 days of beaches,piers and frozen yogurt were ...
HOT AND COLD
What an interesting day, we started the morning all bundled up trying to warm up, by the middle of the day we were hot. The weather here changes very quickly as one moves inland. It was quite cool as we ate breakfast. I put on the terry housecoat to keep warm as I did not bring a sweater, while a few hous later it was 98 degrees. Due to the cool weather here we drove to San Luis Obisio. It was amazing to watch the temperature gauge climb. In a matter of minutes, the temperature ...
Mid California Coast
... slow and often road works slowed our progress even more. We crossed a number of spectacular bridges that span the creeks that tumble into the Pacific Ocean. The 70 mile route, known as the Big Sur, is truly awe-inspiring and offers something unique. From all the hundreds of miles of the Pacific Coastline we had travelled, this section was without doubt the ...