Today was a turning point. Andrew lessened his grip on making plans. We left in the late morning and drove a reasonably short day, enjoying the time. We started south on the Redwood Highway (US-101) along the coast. We stopped for the Pizza Hut lunch buffet and somehow avoided the gut rot that normally follows. When the Shoreline Highway (CA-1) split off, we took it, and were surprised by the steepness of the inclines and sharpness of the curves. We stayed at Fort Bragg at the Pomo R.V. Park and had a roaring campfire.
Monday, October 23, 2006
Redwood Highway (Oct. 19)
Today was a turning point. Andrew lessened his grip on making plans. We left in the late morning and drove a reasonably short day, enjoying the time. We started south on the Redwood Highway (US-101) along the coast. We stopped for the Pizza Hut lunch buffet and somehow avoided the gut rot that normally follows. When the Shoreline Highway (CA-1) split off, we took it, and were surprised by the steepness of the inclines and sharpness of the curves. We stayed at Fort Bragg at the Pomo R.V. Park and had a roaring campfire.
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