Morning found us ready to continue our travels north along the California coast. After pulling out from the RV park in Fort Bragg we filled with fuel, checked the map app and headed up route 1. Just out of town we began . . .

Another early morning. We awoke to fog so thick you could hardly see beyond your nose. The road to get to the beach was a VERY twisty road, with many blind spots even in good weather. As we climbed up from . . .

Leaving Monterey was pretty spectacular. The road north, Route 1, follows the coast and we stayed right on route 1. We made one stop in Monterey for fuel and set our sights on . . .

Our time at Monterey went by way too fast. We camped as I had mentioned before right at the Monterey Fairgrounds where the famous festival was held, back in 1967. For those who may not know. . .

I’ve got a lot to catch up on. I am still going to try to be brief but you all know by now how that goes. We stayed on the top of the mountain another night. It was a lazy day of catch up and rest. A couple of small hikes but mostly just hanging out, cooking and resting. Monday morning we rolled back down the twisty winding road to Escondido as of course by now we needed a grocery store to pick up all the things we had forgotten the last time. After a while we were on the road to . . .

The night in Palm Springs was pleasant, as we did little of anything but just hang out. We finished the Netflix series we had been watching and turned in early. I think I remember loosing a couple of games of cribbage, but I hope I am wrong. We slept well and were up early, it cooled off to a respectable 85 degrees and we had coffee outside in our comfy chairs. By the time we finished our second cup . . .

Morning coffee by Lake Pleasant was peaceful and the view of the water was spectacular. Carol and I got an early start so we could hike before the temperature got too high. We hit the trail early and hiked a couple of miles. We found ourselves . . .

We left El Paso early and were in Las Cruces by 8:30, hoping to go to the farmers market which is held every Wednesday and Saturday. We were a bit disappointed as . . .

I am going to try to make this short and to the point, but I think we all know how that works out. I am writing today from an RV park in El Paso, Texas. This was not our original intended route. What I didn't mention in my last post was. . .

Junction, Texas seems like along time ago. It has been four days since I sat down to write so please bear with me as I gather my thoughts. We were on the road right after breakfast when we left the campsite by the river in Junction and s

Today was just a great travel day. We had few hours on the road which gave us time to explore. Last night was a nightmare trying to get the blog posted. As I mentioned we had been in quite a storm and lost. . .

It is interesting waking up and realizing that you are at Graceland...home of the king, Elvis. It was a very short walk to the main gate and . . .

We both slept well again. The temperatures dropped into the low forties so it was a cool and comfortable night. I got up around 1:30 to see. . .

Actually the start of the day went very smoothly. We had decided to start this adventure a bit more casually than we normally. We got up at a more reasonable hour and decided to . . .