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You’re talking my state, baby! I’m a Californian through and through. Born and raised–and I agree with you, incidentally, about the middle of the state. Pee-yuu to Bakersfield and Modesto and even Fresno while we’re at it. I live in the South Bay Area, but have spent all but the last 7 months of my life in the North Bay (for a cue, North and South Bay Area simply refer to whether you’re N or S of San Francisco). It’s really quite gorgeous. You sort of skirted all the good parts. Next time: Sonoma County! Santa Clara County! State parks, fine wine, good chocolate, cute movie theaters.
Any questions?
Oh, we got there, honey. We just had a few other stops on the way:).
And how did you feel about submitting yourself to the glory of the In-N-Out? Were you in awe?
Eh… they were okay. Nothing to really write home about… although I think I did anyway.
Sin City, bears and In-N-Out burgers? You WERE living dangerously, Meg!
I just want to say that the middle of Illinois is not that bad….just for the record….while I’m thinking of it… In case you ever want to give the middle of any state another shot. :)
fabo travelogue, and dead on. Central California? no thank you. Been there once, the whole length, that was once too much, and have no redeeming memories. The coast though, heavenly. Looking forward to rolling on down to San Diego in your next installment.
Would you quit it with the In-N-Out Burgers shot? You’re killing me, here.
Having spent most of my life in my home state, I forget that tourists might simply look on a map and think, “Oh, this looks shorter…” without realizing that they’re zipping down the ass-crack of our state. Which seems an odd thing to say…since I live on the outskirts of it now. But In-and-Out Burger? Nectar of the Burger gods.