The trailhead is at an interesting location, with a slight turnout on the left hand side when heading to the Manzanita Campground. It looks like a random pull-out section and when I finished my hike, some cars passed by wondering what I was doing at such an odd location. (There is a sign confirming that…
This is a much delayed post! Our trip dates were March 20 – March 26. At first, this road trip idea originated as a trip to Hawaii, Kauai in particular. With spring break air fare spikes, we shifted our attention to Utah, land of beautiful natural formations. And so the story begins… in Las Vegas!…
I never expected to say this, but we picked up hitchhikers for the first time. Here’s what happened. After leaving our stretch break at Stanislaus National Forest, we mustered the strength and energy to keep going. We had the windows open for fresh air, and we see some people alongside the road (speed limit is…
Happy Birthday National Park Service! I am so thrilled to be one of several hundred million who enjoy the natural wonders of the park. Keep on preserving the natural splendor, educating the public, and engaging in thoughtful discussion. Cheers to many more years! When Four Mile trail was first built, it was indeed 4.0 miles….
Several years ago, I visited Manhattan with family and stayed at a hotel at Times Square. There’s so much energy going on there! Since I was on my own for this trip, I decided to stay in Brooklyn through an Airbnb. Brooklyn ended up being slower pace, had more breathing room, and is only a…
Yu Shan (于山) Scenic Area in central Fuzhou, China is named after the Yu Yue historical tribe. This quaint spot has several temples and pavillions as well as viewpoints overlooking different parts of Fuzhou. I really enjoyed visiting this little oasis nestled in the city proper. Overlooking Wuyi Square and the Fujian Grand Theater Happy…
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There is certainly a great deal to learn about this topic. I love all of the points you have made. Mabel Rutger Arundel