The USA's most populous state is practically a country unto itself, divided between green north and arid south. Highlights: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, San Diego, Napa/Sonoma wine country, Disneyland, redwood country, skiing, driving the Pacific Coast Highway, and lots more.
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A little over four hours northeast of San Francisco, in the little known and aptly named Lost Sierra (hidden between the larger Sierra Nevada and Cascade ranges, the name coined at the time when Pony Express riders galloped through Northern California to deliver the mail). Fitting then, that this is the only dude ranch in the Golden State that allows its guests to go faster than a walk on a horse – riders hitting the trail and breathing in fresh mountain air scented by the pine, fir and cedar…
Read more…David Vives/Pexels Coming in ninth on the top ten list is a Los Angeles sign - but not the famous one that spells HOLLYWOOD. This landmark identifies Beverly Hills (above), the affluent Los Angeles neighborhood that’s associated with lavish estates owned by celebrities; the 40-foot emblem we see today in the linear Beverly Gardens Park is actually a replica of one built in 1907. During spring and summer, a beautiful pond in front of the letters comes alive with blooming lilies, making for the…
Read more…Carol Highsmith Nestled in Southern California's Santa Ynez Valley, a 45-minute drive north of Santa Barbara and a bit over two hours from Los Angeles, this small town of just over 6,100 offers visitors a unique blend of nature and culture. One of Solvang's top attractions is its unique Danish, which you can explore by strolling its charming streets. Founded in 1911 by Danish immigrants, and its downtown remodeled in the 1940s to reflect that country's architectural heritage, Solvang has a…
Read more…Wallpaper Flare The Golden State is a bonanza for lovers of nature and the great outdoors, and in addition to natural beauty, its most stunning freshwater reservoir lakes usually offer a plethora of activities and amenities - swimming, boating, fishing, and various other pursuits on the lands surrounding them. And here's a round-up of some of the state's most popular with visitors from near and far: read post
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I've always wanted to go to one of Asia's night markets but I have yet to get to that continent. Today's edition of the Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley at The World on Wheels alleviates that a bit. This penultimate post of the series takes us to on a little detour to a night market right here in the good 'ol US of A...it's the 626 Night Market at Santa Anita Racetrack.
After a break for Christmas, it's time for another all-new chapter of our Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley at The World on Wheels. This week, one close to my heart, a detour off of our Italian selections for a post on Pizza in the SGV.
At The World on Wheels, this week's new edition of the Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley pays homage to the last European cultures on our list. Say Goodbye to Europe.
It seems like you can get every kind of ethnic food in the San Gabriel Valley but there are a few missing. I know, I've looked very hard. At The World on Wheels, this week we take a detour to find out what's missing in the Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley.
On the next, new chapter of the Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley at The World on Wheels, we visit Japan, the islands of the Philippines, and return for some good, 'ol American Barbecue. Grills, Fish, and More...
On this week's brand chapter of the Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel Valley at The World on Wheels, it's good ol' Murican food.It's Coming to America.
Going to the foggy shores of Northern California. Today on The World on Wheels, it's Gualala!
On this week's new post at The World on Wheels, we've crossed the halfway mark in our ethnic foods survey. At the beginning, I said we counted 38 different kinds in our valley. After today, we've blogged about 23 of them. The Ethnic Foods of the San Gabriel - Representing the Far East.
Don Galleano, the owner of the winery, said the video in today's story captures the area perfectly. I hope you'll come over the The World on Wheels, take a look, and see for yourself. It's California's Hidden Wine Country.
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