Yosemite plus Trains, Boats and RV’s
"What's that? Yosemite could be shut down? The RV park is an hour and a half away from the Valley, and could there be a severe...Read More
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A Tsunami in Sonoma
After waiting seven years, we finally upgraded our solar and battery electrical system. Yay us! We had RV Solar Guys out of San Jose install some...
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Searching for Sunset at Sunset State Beach
As a landscape photographer, I like to scout potential compositions during the day to capture at sunset. This is also known as an excuse to explore...
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To the Peak of Pinnacles
Pinnacles National Park, in Northern California, is beautiful with its dramatic rock formations and caves. It's also known for Condors and dark skies for Astrophotography. Our...
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Visiting Everywhere Around Monterey, But Not Monterey
Susan and I took a two-night trip to the Monterey Peninsula, except not Monterey. It was 87 miles to Marina Dunes RV Resort, just north of...
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Pescadero Gets My Seal of Approval
I was offered a sunrise photo tour of the elephant seal breeding area at Ano Nuevo State Reserve in Pescadero, California, by the Coastside State Parks...
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Arriving at Avila Beach
I am quite sure that Avila Beach, like its larger sibling Pismo, gets crowded in the spring and summer months, but January was very laid back...
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Going-to-the-Sun and Some Glaciers
Around the fourth of July, Susan and I responded to our RVer friends Ron and Tony that, yes, we would love to go to Glacier National...
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Christmas in Malibu and Other Diversions
The sunrise on the dunes was lovely and a fitting last day to a fun RV trip. Though we missed a white Christmas in December, February...
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