Justin Goes Places
That’s right guys, gals, and non-binary pals, your favorite guest blogger is back with tales from a week and a half in San Francisco! I want to continue the quality travel content that Justin is providing on this website, but to be fair I was in California for three reasons: I needed a break from … Continue reading (Guest Post) Sarah Goes to San Francisco
Getting to Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur can be a bit tricky, as it’s not the most obvious and signed route, and if you are planning a trip to the Big Sur area, it’s certainly not a stop you’ll want to leave off your itinerary. Pfeiffer Beach is renowned for it’s patches of purple sand … Continue reading Finding Pfeiffer Beach
After spending a day in San Diego’s Gaslamp district, which was certainly not without its charms, La Jolla was a welcome reprieve from the more urban feeling of this particular part of the city. Far removed from the huge skyscrapers and chain hotels, La Jolla is a more of a small, charming neighborhood of San … Continue reading Exploring La Jolla
Cowles Mountain is the highest peak in San Diego, at just over 1,500 feet. It is also the most popular hike in San Diego, said to receive even more daily visitors than Mount Fuji in Japan. by
Allow me to start with the view from the window right next to our bed. This was what I woke up to that morning. by
Our first night at the farm, we settled in after dinner for some beers and tunes sitting in front of the huge windows. We were struck with how many stars we could see – coming from the outskirts of Houston with all the light pollution that comes along with it, we had never had such … Continue reading Big Sur, California: Part 2
Christina and I traveled to Big Sur, California for her birthday. We traveled in February which tends to be the rainiest part of the year in this area of California, but we ended up being extremely fortunate in that it was warm and sunny for the majority of our stay. We stayed in a little … Continue reading Big Sur, California: Part 1
