Just off Route 138 in the Antelope Valley, immediately east of 165th street, lies the remains of the Llano del Rio collective, the once hopeful socialist experiment that occupied the land from 1914 until 1918. The crumbling rocks and bare … Read More
Amos Buckman arrived in San Diego in 1872. A few years later, he heard of mineral springs east of San Diego, and in 1881, he moved to Buckman Springs, where he bottled water and built an eating house, a cabin … Read More
Often people come to town, and they ask, what should I do? So, here’s a quickie list – a menu if you will, of my favorite suggestions. Since the list is rather long, here’s my top recommendations: Downtown LA along … Read More
As you enter Sequoia National Park from Route 198, you’ll quickly see this Tunnel Rock which is very popular for photos. There’s also lots of impressive unnamed trees as you drive further into the park along Route 198, or General’s … Read More
I have to confess, I’ve found that not everyone likes to travel the way I do. I like to see as much as possible when I go somewhere, and I hate to waste time after spending hours getting somewhere. So … Read More