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Continuing up Route 101

USA | Sat, 11 Jun 2016 | By a_johnson | Views [806]

We finally arrived in Monterey, our hotel was on Cannery Row so we dropped the car there and went for a wander. We headed towards the pier which is lined with candy shops and restaurants selling clam chowder in bread bowls, there wasn't too much to ... Read more >

Tags: carmel, moterey, napa valley, san franciso

Photos: Mole the World

USA | Fri, 17 Aug 2012 | By acrossourworld | Photo Gallery

''We want to spread idea of ´moling´ - using that symbol in some art, funny or original way. There is no ´higher´ or political meaning, its big international fun, anyone can use it in his unique way and share the results.' http://www.moletheworld.com/
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Tags: art proyect, california, castello di amorosa, glacier point, golden gate, half dome, mole the world, napa valley, oakland, san francisco

"I Left My Heart (and wallet) In San Francisco."

USA | Wed, 11 Jul 2012 | By jc-dc | Views [1487]

  Traveling by the Amtrak California express train was quite an enjoyable experience that I would definitely recommend. It crosses large expanses of land in considerably short periods, has great amenities on board such as power outlets, ... Read more >

Tags: haight ashbury, napa valley, san francisco, the park hotel, yosemite

 

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