As predicted, we have been parked at Everett and Lori's in Jamestown without an internet connection. Sure, I could have taken the computer, and located a wireless location, but it just wasn't a high priority. We always enjoy our visits with Everett and Lori whenever we're back in CA. More on that stop later. After leaving our overnight spot behind McDonalds in Mojave, we drove over the Tehachipi's, and stopped in Bakersfield for fuel. Diesel in CA is about 25 cents more per gallon than in AZ. From there it was a short run up Hwy 99 to Merced, and a visit with Patty's son Dave. This was our first opportunity to see his new baby, an English Bulldog named Bachus. What a cutie, or as Dave says, "he's a chick magnet". He and Sami ran around the house together while we had a nice visit. Later, we went out to dinner, and we decided to park there for the night, since it was getting late. The next morning, we made the hour or so drive up to Jamestown, and got parked at the East RV Park before they got home. Even though we both have acclimated to the desert environment, it's always nice to return to the grassy fields and green trees of the Sierra Nevada Foothills, where we spent so many years.
As predicted, we have been parked at Everett and Lori's in Jamestown without an internet connection. Sure, I could have taken the computer, and located a wireless location, but it just wasn't a high priority. We always enjoy our visits with Everett and Lori whenever we're back in CA. More on that stop later. After leaving our overnight spot behind McDonalds in Mojave, we drove over the Tehachipi's, and stopped in Bakersfield for fuel. Diesel in CA is about 25 cents more per gallon than in AZ. From there it was a short run up Hwy 99 to Merced, and a visit with Patty's son Dave. This was our first opportunity to see his new baby, an English Bulldog named Bachus. What a cutie, or as Dave says, "he's a chick magnet". He and Sami ran around the house together while we had a nice visit. Later, we went out to dinner, and we decided to park there for the night, since it was getting late. The next morning, we made the hour or so drive up to Jamestown, and got parked at the East RV Park before they got home. Even though we both have acclimated to the desert environment, it's always nice to return to the grassy fields and green trees of the Sierra Nevada Foothills, where we spent so many years.
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