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Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2020

GROVER BEACH, PISMO, CA

Some more photos from our Thanksgiving trip to the central coast.

Grover Beach as far as I know, is the only beach along the central coast where you can drive on to the sand.  I read an article where a lot of residents that live in the area are fed up with the dust that is kicked up when trucks are on the sand doing whatever teenagers in trucks on sand do - probably doing "donuts" .

I snapped a few pics and saw this lady with her two ...I would think they are granddaughters and thought that I wish I knew her and could send this picture to her.  She looked so relaxed and in the moment.    The skies were beautiful the whole time we were at the coast 






Monday, December 9, 2019

FRONT PORCH AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE IN CAMBRIA NEAR TOWN

This house is just a few houses down from the one I posted earlier (The Spanish one below).   Most of these are private houses and some run little businesses out of their house.  I wish I still had photographs of our first visit to this area 30 years ago .  At that time I wasn't that much into photos except of my kids when they were little so even though I loved the town I doubt I would find photos of this street where the houses are.   I've been here so many times since and each time I find something new I forgot about.

So....Cambria, California - a must see town if you are ever in Central California area.  It's so quaint and just up the road a few miles you can tour Hearst Castle.   The first house I do remember seeing though on our first visit was a house made out of bottles (and maybe this is a false memory but also made out of hubcaps), a very different house and I know I have a photo of it somewhere.

Anyway I really liked this house when I saw it  in fact the whole part of the street we walked up was filled with unique houses with their own "soul" feeling.

I noticed there were several bikes out in front (not seen in these pics) that you can rent, so I assume that is part of their business they do out of this house.  (adding more: -Bridge Street Inn - ...has 10 rooms/suites.