Did you know that there is not one but two air museums? It’s ok, neither did I until Friday. The March Air Museum is an impressive museum but it cost $10. Not too bad but if you ever want to … Continue reading →
There are a lot of roads in life. If you go anywhere you pretty much have to travel down a road to get there. Ever notice how sometimes you travel down some roads and you get nowhere and other times … Continue reading →
It is summer and thanks to the RPOA (Riverside Police Officers Association), we were able to get discounted baseball tickets to the Lake Elsinore Storm baseball game. Many reading this post will have never heard about the Lake Elsinore Storm. … Continue reading →
One of the great things of traveling is finding a bit of the unexpected. It was with that spirit of adventure in mind that we were able to visit Sweet Retreat in San Jose, CA. Located at 6061 Cahalan … Continue reading →
The Last One! “We found on our journey, as well as in the place where we stopped, that they treated us with as much confidence and good-will as if they had known us all their lives.” – Junipero Sierra Driving … Continue reading →
Early Morning Run Got up early ran 5 miles through Fremont. On my run I passed by two local parks and several older Asians walking. Up near the freeway I saw a private road with some really nice houses. It … Continue reading →
Leaving the Carmel Mission we headed north to Santa Cruz. On arriving to Santa Cruz Denise declared that Santa Cruz was not a city she would want to live in. This struck me as odd because Santa Cruz to me … Continue reading →
Mission Carmel Our plan was to hit three missions all in on day. The missions are about 30 miles apart from each other and they all are open usually from 10am-5pm. We decides thar that out of the three remaining … Continue reading →
Due to the vast greatness of the San Francisco bay the Santa Clara Mission was ordered to be established as soon as feasibly possible. Founded in 1777, the story goes that the natives at the site were friendly but a … Continue reading →
San Francisco Show Me Your Bay Travelers making their pilgrimage today to the California missions have the great benefit of traveling on highway 101. Occasional glimpses of the varying terrain gives a brief visual clue as to what it was … Continue reading →
