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After one last pit stop in the Bay Area, I am now heading north towards home, filled with fond memories of my time in SF, many of them of the time spent admiring the reddish orange steel suspension bridge that captivated my heart ever since I was a l

As I am now traveling north after staying near Fresno for several wonderful days with my dear friends Kathy and DW Nesper, I was able to get in a bonus dinner with my daughter, stopping off in Oakland for one more night before continuing towards home

Climbing up the exposed face of Moro Rock with steep drop offs on each side and the Great Western Divide reaching out into the horizon beyond and reaching the peak of the granite dome, my heart fluttered with excitement and joy, having overcome my fe

Peering up General Sherman Tree’s massive reddish-brown trunk through its huge sweeping limbs and clusters of dense blue-green foliage to the patches of blue sky above, it was breath taking to realize that this 2,200-year-old giant sequoia is t

One of my favorite things to do when on a summer adventure is park in a small town, stay two nights, and explore completely on foot for a full day. So, when I booked my room at the Julian Gold Rush Hotel, I decided to splurge and take the time to get

Swirling the gold pan filled with fine sand, tiny gravel, rock particles, and mineral rich sediment in the water in the wooden panning trough at Eagle Mine in Julian today, I was delighted to see tiny, bright yellow specks of gold appear in the botto

Today’s ride along the California coastline through Malibu, south to San Diego, and inland to Julian took me past one positive memory after another – camping at the beach with my kids, raising a family in Mission Viejo, and sharing a meal

Riding south from Oakland towards Ventura today in my quest for one of the best racks of lamb chops ever, I passed large sprawling agricultural fields, vineyards lined with grape covered vines, rolling ranchlands dotted with oaks, vibrant turquoise c

Sipping my English Breakfast tea with steamed milk and savoring my seared wild salmon salad with homemade yogurt dressing at Café Leila in Berkeley after spending several days in the Bay Area, I’m reflecting on how life has come full cir

I’m always excited about a hike with broad-sweeping bird’s eye views but being able to climb up a ridge on the Stonewall Panoramic Trail in the Berkeley Foothills and enjoy breathtaking vistas of the San Francisco Bay with two of my three