Back in the day, I took a picture of my Sabre on this bridge that I'm standing on, the Arroyo Hondo Bridge. That was a long time ago, over two wives a...
Bridges Over Arroyo Hondo
That's the railroad bridge on the left and the old US-101 bridge on the right. I like old bridges like th...
Panoramic View Of Ocean
The conditions were rather poor to see the Channel Islands and the oil rigs in the water. You could see them in person, but not on the pictur...
Ooops
We made the loop on CA-154 and found ourselves back on US-101. There is a rest stop that I wanted to take snaps at, on the other side of the highway. We pulled off here to hang a U, and I noticed the skid marks leading right...
Panoramic View Of Lake
The dam was built in 1953. There's a nice looking campground that we looked at that passed muster. No camping in this neck of the woods is cost efficient. You can pay between 45 and 95 dollars a night for a spot. Recall...
Bradbury Dam At Lake Cachuma
The paper had said the lake was only 20% full, but the tv said less than 40%full, which is how it looked in person. Still, you can see it will take a lot of rain to restore river flow to the Santa Ynez Riv...
Street Scenes In Solvang
Marie really loved the architectural style in Solvang. I too found it charming. Town is about four good sized blocks long. There's a Danish Days celebration in town, but not this weeke...
At The Danish Bakery
Our next stop was the pet supply and gift store. They welcomed Chico into the store and Dee Dee tried to give him a couple of Scooby snacks. The postcards were 4 for a dollar at the gift store, which is about as good as...
Joe With Viking In Solvang
Before my back went tits up for another day, we headed up the highway to Solvang. Founded by Danish heritaged settlers, the town looks like a village in Denmark. Here I am posing with one of my Viking brothers. For...