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pecuniumIn three weeks we are taking a trip.
The plan was to pack with the mules around Zion.
Not gonna happen, something about fires.
So we are going to trailer camp our way up the coast. About 250 miles a day, then a day, or maybe two, and then again for the road.
Montana de Oro (near Morro Bay)
Point Reyes.
And points north.
We might (I hope so) make it so far as Seattle. I think the plan is about ten days.
Then Maia has a week of school. Then we take off for the Galapagos, for a week. She'll be going on to a week of steam trains in Ecuador, and I'll head home to the animals and the plants.
The plan was to pack with the mules around Zion.
Not gonna happen, something about fires.
So we are going to trailer camp our way up the coast. About 250 miles a day, then a day, or maybe two, and then again for the road.
Montana de Oro (near Morro Bay)
Point Reyes.
And points north.
We might (I hope so) make it so far as Seattle. I think the plan is about ten days.
Then Maia has a week of school. Then we take off for the Galapagos, for a week. She'll be going on to a week of steam trains in Ecuador, and I'll head home to the animals and the plants.
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Date: 2007-07-23 07:05 pm (UTC)One of the things my deployment screwed up was reading Steven Jay Gould's last book. I have it, but it's in a box, and I don't know which one.
We know the weather. Maia and I lived in SLO for almost three years, I've lived north of the bay. I'm hoping we miss wind, fog's not so bad for some of the photography I do.
TK