Friday, March 19, 2010

Photos from the (recent) past.

(Getting updated after quite a few days without internet connection in the desert)

I turned off the southbound 101 onto eastbound 20 at Calpella. I had a look at Lake Mendocino on the way through, but did not want to be the ‘first’, so kept moving! CIMG9884

Later, I came across Cowboy Camp, which I thought appropriate, except that they had ‘no camping’ signs at Cowboy CAMP!?CIMG9885 

Fortunately, Cache Creek appeared to have no such restriction! CIMG9886

So I set up the dish in time to watch Hockey night in Canada.  And the Leafs actually won!  But since my satellite dish had lost most of it’s programming, the only channel i could get the game on was – in Punjabi!  So, listening carefully, I am proud to announce that I have now learned a few words in Punjabi, as follows:  Kessel, Phaneuf, blue-line, and goal!  Fortunately Don Cherry and all the commercials were in English as usual.CIMG9887

There were LOTS of motorbikes on the road the next morning,CIMG9890 and every small town seemed to have some outdoor event going on and all the watering holes had bikes parked all around.CIMG9891

It seemed the center of the action though, was at the town of Esparto, where traffic was at a virtual gridlock.  

And there were vintage cars on display as well.CIMG9892

Finally, southbound on the I-5, flowers were blooming in abundance. CIMG9893

4 comments:

  1. How much to camp at Cache Creek? sure doesnt look crowded.
    We are on 1-10 just sailing thru Lordsburg, NM

    cheers,
    Kelly

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  2. How much to camp at Cache Creek? sure doesnt look crowded.
    We are on 1-10 just sailing thru Lordsburg, NM

    cheers,
    Kelly

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  3. Yes, lots of bikes on the roads here in the States. Being a biker myself I just can't get over all the bikers who don't wear helmets. Even the most basic common sense would tell someone to wear a helmet.

    We did the whole Apache Trail Loop but didn't continue north up towards Payson. Maybe next time....... AL.

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  4. Yes, lots of bikes on the roads here in the States. Being a biker myself I just can't get over all the bikers who don't wear helmets. Even the most basic common sense would tell someone to wear a helmet.

    We did the whole Apache Trail Loop but didn't continue north up towards Payson. Maybe next time....... AL.

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