Our RV Adventure
Welcome! Below are posts about the many places we have visited in this vast, diverse and great nation! Enjoy! Click HERE to sign up for new post notifications.
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Los Algodones, Mexico
Ok. So, it was only for an afternoon and we didnt go far, but now we can officially say, we’ve been to Mexico. Lol. We parked and walked through…
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LA through San Diego to Yuma, Arizona.
Really nice coastal drive. Stopped in a neat surf town that reminded us of Monterey/Carmel or even Canon Beach OR. Had a great coffee at Steady State coffee roasters.…
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Bits of LA from over the last month.
Bit of info. Over half of LA is mexican. Only about 30% causation. 13ish % Asian. Mexicans first inhabited this area, then Spain, who left. Then the American colonials…
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Enjoying the diverse Asian culture of LA.
Pics driving into LA. Surprisingly, we’ve never seen roads in such poor shape, or as much trash on the sides of the roads, as any other place in the…
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Los Angeles, CA
The spring before we began rV-ing we met my folks in LA for a long weekend. There’s “lots” to do and something for everyone in LA. Similar to Orlando,…
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Sequoia National Forest, CA
Out of all the “things to go see” that we’ve seen in the USA this past year, this, in my opinion, is right at the top of the list,…
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Marina-Monterey-Carmel, CA
On our way to Monterey for the day we pulled over to check out the sand dunes we saw from the hwy. It was the highlight of the day…
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Alcatraz, San Francisco, CA
This was a great tour. It included a ferry to the island. You get to see a lot of the island, the highlight being the cell house. You’re provided…
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San Francisco, CA
One thing I forgot to mention last year is that these west coast cities have “a lot” of Tesla car owners and you’ll see charging stations in even the…
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Redwood Forest, California
This forest expands from northern California to about mid and not far out from coast lines. This is fog in the photo. It is from the ocean and roadside…
