Monthly Archives: December 2012

Huntington Beach, CA Yesterday the three of us (John, Pam, and Jessica) drove about ten miles south on the Pacific Coast Highway to do some hiking at Crystal Cove State Park.  The park is located along the ocean between Newport … Continue reading →

Huntington Beach, CA The day after Christmas dawned with overcast skies and wind.  But the forecast was for clearing skies by noon, so we headed up I-405 to get an up close view of the famous Hollywood sign. A hiking web site … Continue reading →

Huntington Beach, CA Our daughter, Jessica, arrived at LAX right on time late Monday morning.  It sure was great to see her, although she is only two thirds of the daughter we use to know. Jessica has changed her diet … Continue reading →

Huntington Beach, CA The view from the coast line of southern California provides some real interesting contrasts.  If you face to the east you see this view . . . The snow-covered peak is Mount San Antonio, commonly known as Old … Continue reading →

Huntington Beach, CA We left Santee Lakes, outside San Diego, this morning and headed north after a stay of almost a month.  San Diego County is full of great hiking opportunities so yesterday we took advantage of a beautiful, sunny … Continue reading →

Santee, CA One of the interesting things about the city of San Diego is the canyons that run through the eastern portion of the city, right through neighborhoods.  Fellow full-time RVers Hans and Lisa, who are also staying in Santee … Continue reading →

Santee, CA A couple of weeks ago Pam commented on someone’s blog that we were staying here at Santee Lakes near San Diego.  Another couple commented on the same blog that they were also in this park, not far from … Continue reading →

Santee, CA Yesterday we were up early (for us) for a  75 mile drive east to visit Anza Borrego Desert State Park.  The drive began with a cloudy sky and fog in the valleys.  But as we approached the park … Continue reading →

Santee, CA As the news has been heavily reporting, the west coast has been hit pretty hard with a series of storms riding an air current from Hawaii called the Pineapple Express.  Here in the San Diego area we have … Continue reading →