Date Visited: August 20, 2022 In Rick Riordan’s the World of Percy Jackson, Percy discovers that the United States is the new Greece. So it is not surprising that some of us might have Demigod powers and not even know … Continue reading →
It has been an interesting year for travel. COVID19 has definitely limited our opportunities to travel but we were able to reroute to other locations. My (John’s) goal is to continue to visit all the state capitols in North America … Continue reading →
Date Visited : July 3rd, 2021 In this video I tried Texas breakfast tacos, took public transportation through the University of Texas, and visited the Bullock Texas State History Museum. We finish by going to PTerry’s which is kind of … Continue reading →
Date Visited: June 20, 2020 This weekend I was by myself and I felt it was important to me to get out of the house for an adventure but the thing is I don’t really enjoy driving that much. Luckily … Continue reading →
If you take highway 79 out to the Eastern limits of San Diego County, you will end up in the mountains and find a little town called Julian. Julian was known in the late 1800s for being part of the … Continue reading →
If you are like us you have seen the Tournament of Roses Parade on television for many years. Perhaps you have grumbled a bit as the television announcers completely talk over your favorite band. There are several ways in which … Continue reading →
So, from the late 1920s to the early 1950s, what was known as the Big Five studios owned everything that was the movies. If it wasn’t a big five studio film, it didn’t exist. This also included the actors who … Continue reading →
This is part 2, if you haven’t seen part 1 I would encourage you to go to http://www.johnpedroza.com/blog1/el-camino-del-paste-hidalgo-mexico-part-1/ So after we Driving through El Chico National Forest in Mexico is a magical experience. Though for the locals who live in … Continue reading →
Visited: August 24, 2019 (For the complete goal list go to http://goaltravels.com/about/) OK, so when I was a kid my mom loved to go on road trips. Pretty much every other weekend we drove up and down the California coast … Continue reading →
Albuquerque Mexico was established as a city in 1706 but there is evidence of a human presence in the area that is over 2,000 years old. Our day started with a hike up the old volcano basin in Boca Negra … Continue reading →
