Ocean City and Kalaloch, WA
Was Washington everything we thought it would be? Well, first I had to get over the bridge.
Welcome to Oregon!
We thought the Redwoods would be the final exciting thing we saw in California, but the state held two more surprises:
Two hours north on 101, we were just driving by, minding our own business when BAM! 50 ft tall Paul Bunyan. Paul and Babe are in the parking lot of the Trees of Mystery, which...
First the sun, then the rain: How to keep your bike safe from the elements.
Between the Texas sun and the Seattle rain, I got pretty worried about our Dahon folding bikes. After all, the back of the truck was getting full....
To me the Redwoods are beautiful, to Deke its the land of Ewoks.
From the bay to the giant redwoods, we say goodbye to California.
Sea Lions and the PCH.
Two weeks into the trip, we needed to tackle the Pacific Coast Highway. I was a bit nervous, but it worked out ok!
Eating our way to the Pacific Northwest.
On our Dallas to Seattle trip, we shopped local, cooked local and drank local. Here are our favorites!
Morro Bay, CA and a visit with friends.
Morro Dunes RV Park was in the right place at the right time for us. Plus they had a great laundry room!
Carpinteria, CA.
California was a great goal to reach, and the town of Carpinteria was great -- but you might find a better camping spot.
Palm Canyon Campground, Borrego Springs, CA
The Palm Canyon campsite in the Borrego State Park is fantastic -- and that's before you even get to the oasis.
Painted Rock Petroglyph, AZ
This place is in the middle of nowhere - but it's one of the best campsites we've ever seen.
Tucson: Good friends, good food and snow on the mountains.
We were generously invited to stop by Rich's house on our way to Seattle. We not only got catch up, but also a great tour of the mountains.
Rockhound State Park, New Mexico.
At sunrise, we couldn't believe where we landed -- Rockhound State Park is amazing.
