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So this is what sunshine feels like??
I left Manchester on March 25 to return to CA for Easter holidays with my best friend Carlie Sole, who had been visiting me in Manchester for the previous week.
The four days up to our departure were the coldest, windiest, most weather-miserable days I have experienced yet! Needless to say, the prospect of sunshine awaiting me in CA made …
On the move
... scary. Stopped at some random mall on the way and visited Walmart for some supplies. Gabed lunch too.. Asian chicken Salad yum and ate in our rv in the parking lot... Too funny. Kids love the rv... So do the adults. Went back in minus kids and got some other supplies then headed off again arrived in jos tree at about 3.30 buggered. Easy to set up rv we have electricity and water but we need to dump the water and loo tomorrow..eeew. Staying at the rv ...
Tahquitz Canyon
My daughter Nancy Lee and I have come to Desert Hot Springs for a three-day mini-vacation.
Today we visited Tahquitz Canyon, one of four canyons adjacent to Palm Springs that belong to the Agua Caliente Cahuilla Indians. We opted for a guided hike of the canyon with William, ...
Road Trippin' USA
... but the place looked pretty grubby.
Biggest Tree in the World – Sequoia National Park
After crazy LA nature was calling. We swapped our Jeep Wrangler for a Ford Mustang (and got ripped off on the ridiculous insurance of course) in order to make some long-haul drives. We drove to Sequoia National Park to see the world’s tallest tree. What a very relaxing park. We saw a wild black bear ...
Oh Lordy, there's a fire!!!
... that was as we went to a ‘coin operated’ place where we were the only people in the place that didn’t speak fluent Spanish but that was ok as we essentially made the instructions up. 50 minutes later and over $100 dollars saved we were back at the pool, soaking up the last of the sunshine before once again packing up to travel and of course using that $100 dollars to buy tasty frozen ...