Monday, July 28, 2008
Kettleman City, 20080728mo2020
some good video and photos. Now we have about 4 hours and 45 minutes
until we reach Sebastopol.
Third Encounter With Police, 20080728mo1920
Police. This time we weren't traveling too fast, we were moving too
slow. Actually, we weren't moving at all. We'd stopped in the middle
of the road to take still pictures of the truck with Jay's house.
Instead of hassling us, the officer asked if we were okay. When we
explained we were taking photos and video, he said, "Okay," and drove
away.
Fueling, $156.41 to fill up, 20080728mo1715
make filling up quite expensive.
More bad news / good news, 20080728mo1632
stretch of road where trucks and other larger vehicles hauling loads
(such as houses) are expected to be in the right lane and presumably
traveling at 55 miles per hour.
In our second encounter with the California Police today, we just had
an officer pull up beside us on his motorcycle and signal Jay to pull
over. Maybe it was because we were going about 70 miles per hour or
maybe it was because we were in the wrong lane.
Jay used his "Jedi Mind Tricks," waved, and the officer just continued
down the road.
Mission Bay Park, Crown Point, Open House, 20080728mo1117
We've had some interesting "good news & bad news" experiences this
morning...
Bad news... We didn't realize we were going over the speed limit until
a police car pulled up next to us. Good news... The officer simply
told us to slow down and went on his way. :-)
Bad news... I forgot my nice Sony camera in a restroom. Good news...
We went back later and someone had turned it in.
Morning Shoreline, 20080728mo0615
truck and the house on the trailer behind us, we parked in the truck
area. I woke a little while ago and discovered that the rest stop is
near the ocean.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Run/Walk/Hike Complete, 20080727su1124
Shortly after returning to civilization, I met a young (20s something) newly engaged couple out for their Sunday walk. When I explained to them where I'd walked/run/hiked they looked at me with disbelief, "Up there?!" they exclaimed looking at the hills above us. They are from Los Angeles, and regularly walk the fire road, but were unaware of any hiking trails along the ridge of the mountain range. Apparently since there are no signs, it's easy to get off the main trail and not know it. I'm going to post some photos from my run/walk/hike.
I Made It!, 20080727su1040
When the dust cleared, I looked up and saw another stupid park sign!
Looking South, 20080727su1027
Looking Down, 20080727su1016
Distance Perspective, 20080727su1012
on the left of the Getty Center.


















