A Weekend in Visalia
For much of the summer I’ve been stuck at home and nursing a case of cabin fever. The open road was calling my name and all I wanted to do was get back out there. As soon as I was able I was ready to […]
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Visiting the Antelope Valley Indian Museum
Have you ever had a destination that you wanted to visit but it just was too inconvenient to get to? The Antelope Valley Indian Museum was one such place for me. Ever since I saw it on an episode of Road Trip with Huell Howser […]
A Weekend in Fresno
When I put together my 2019 Must Visit List I focused on local points of interest with two notable exceptions – the Grand Canyon (still pending) and Forestiere Underground Gardens. The latter is located in Fresno which isn’t exactly just around the corner. Since it’s […]
Visiting Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
My favorite adventures are always ones that take you off the beaten path. There’s nothing better than bypassing the major roads and seeing what’s out there. Recently, I spent a weekend in Fresno (more on that later) and on my way home couldn’t resist a […]
Antarctic Dinosaurs Opens at Natural History Museum LA
If it were up to me I’d spend all my time exploring the far corners of the world but I have a job and bills and other responsibilities that require me to stay put for much of the year. Luckily, there are plenty of Southern […]
Visiting Boron, CA and the Borax Visitor Center
Now that the weather has cleared and we’re back to typical sunny California days I’m feeling the urge to get out and explore. Whether it’s a local spot or something further afield I just want to get out there and see it. Recently, I had […]