Santa Barbara, one of my favorite places to visit in California. I’ve been visiting Santa Barbara for many years. However, getting to Santa Barbara today is a much longer drive than 10 years ago. We often choose not to go … Continue reading →
When you name a city with the word pleasant, well it better be pleasant! Luckily, this city lives up to it’s name! We found ourselves participating in a soccer tournament for a weekend over the summer and it was indeed … Continue reading →
San Diego, one of the most visited cities in the United States. With the lovely mild climate, beautiful beaches and fun attractions, how can it not be? However, being the most visited means lots of people! If you’re looking … Continue reading →
My family enjoys being outdoors and we like to be in good physical shape, too. So, it makes sense that we would love to hike. What’s better than being outdoors, enjoying nature, feeling the weather and staying in great shape? What’s … Continue reading →
Summer is nearly over and boy it has been a super busy one for me! So much so, that I haven’t had time to blog on here! I’m excited to be back to share with you a very special Bed and Breakfast that I … Continue reading →
Summer is here, yahoo!!! So I thought I would share ideas on what to do this summer. I’m going to start with hikes, because as you probably know already, it’s my family’s favorite activity to do during the summer. I’m … Continue reading →
We took so many great pictures from our trip to Sequoia National Park, I thought it would be nice if I post some to show you all. Here are shots of our picturesque hike up to Franklin Lakes, our hike … Continue reading →
Sequoia National Park offers all types of different lodging, so everyone can enjoy. Whether you want to camp or stay in a cabin, you’ve got that. If you want to stay in the park at a lodge or stay minutes … Continue reading →
** In honor of National Park Week. Free entry April 16-24! One of my favorite national parks in California has always been Sequoia National Park. It’s not quite as big and popular as Yosemite. That means it’s not quite as … Continue reading →
UPDATE – On November 8, 2018 a massive fire ignited in both Los Angeles County and Ventura County. The inferno burned more that 96,000 acres, killing 3 people and destroying over 1,600 structures. Sadly, a few days later, the fire raged … Continue reading →
