Day 63 was a beautiful drive through Big Sur. We took our time and enjoyed the view. We stopped at the Elephant Seal Vista Point, which was our favorite and definitely recommend you stop there on your way through Big Sur. We ate dinner at the Mexican grill Chapala in Morro Bay, which was very good... Then to end the day, we got a spot at the Morro Strand RV park, and took a night walk on the Morro |
I have made this chart showing the confirmed Coronavirus cases for the top 20 counties in Great Britain. Along with a line graph.
I hope this helps those people that are not quite getting how fast this is moving! I know there are other racing bar charts out there like this, but I have made this chart showcase the top 20 counties in Britain.
The US is NOW the most infected.
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On the 62nd day of our long adventure, we traveled to Moneterey and enjoyed the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I was able to capture some pretty beautiful shots of all the sea life there. It's a wonderful aquarium, and a must see if you are in the area.
Then we did some exploring around the rest of the wharf area, and ate dinner at the Dust Bowl Brewing Company - it was excellent, and we highly |
Unfortunately it looks like they are screwing up the data that was available in the dataset I was using (they removed the US states). I spent 2 days looking for a new solution, but I'm going to have to write some code to make it what I want. In the meantime, I wanted to get this out with the dataset that is currently available that would work with the bar chart software. This may be my last one |
Our 61st day was spent exploring some of Santa Cruz' attractions: we went to Natural Bridges State Beach, which was a bit of a let down and there were way too many people there. Then we visited The Mystery Spot, which was pretty cool as far as optical illusions go. And the tour guide was funny as well. It's was $21 for 2 people plus parking, so, check it out if that's something you'd be interested |
I have made this chart showing the confirmed Coronavirus cases for the top 20 US Counties. Along with a line graph.
New York City, NY is now the epicenter of the US.
Everyone needs to work hard to keep these numbers down!
I will release a new chart often. BE SAFE!
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We didn't do too much on our 60th day, but it was McDonald's 40th anniversary, so we went and got their 40th anniversary happy meal. What a disappointment that was! ;-)
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Most of our 59th day was just spent getting caught up on some work while staying in Santa Cruz, but for dinner we tried out some Betty Burgers. They were actually very good burgers, and we definitely recommend you giving them a try if you have the opportunity. Along with Deschutes Black Butte Porter. ;-)
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I hope this helps those people that are not quite getting how fast this is moving! I know there are other racing bar charts out there like this, but I have made this chart showcase the top 20 - not just countries, but down to the US State level. Along with a line graph.
New York is now the epicenter of the US.
Everyone needs to work hard to keep these numbers down!
Notice how fast it starts |
The 58th day of our trip was also our last day in San Francisco. We said goodbye by visiting the Painted Ladies and Lombard Street - the crookedest road in San Francisco - and we also got some baked goods at the Little Swan Bakery Cafe in Chinatown, which were absolutely delicious. Then we headed to our next stop, Santa Cruz, where I got to take a Tesla for a test drive. It was cool. ;-)
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For our 57th day, we explored more of San Francisco - particularly Chinatown. After getting off the ferry, we took some time to look through the Ferry Building, which had some interesting finds. Robin enjoyed a cupcake from Miette Patisserie & Confiserie, and we enjoyed all the sights of Chinatown. We ate dinner at Begoni Bistro, which had excellent food. Then we had to visit the fascinating |
On our 56th day, we take a ferry over to San Francisco, and we take some trolleys to explore the area. We spent a lot of time at Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 39, taking in all the sights and sounds and enjoying all the local shops. We ate lunch at one of our favorites: Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. on Pier 39, but we were a little disappointed with the service there... Then we had dinner at Wipeout Bar & |
This video is a quick review of my install of the MicroAir EasyStart 364 RV Rooftop soft starter in my Rockwood Geo Pro's A/C unit. I then do some benchmarks to see how long I can run off of my Westinghouse Generator WH2200iXLT. Then I move on to mounting my RotopaX gasoline tank to the trailer's bike rack.
This configuration works great and will cost around $800
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Our 55th day was a short one, we enjoyed the view at the Golden Gate Bridge Vista Point, then headed on our way to the Golden Gate Trailer Park in Greenbrae. We talk about the other RV park options in the San Francisco area and share our impression of this one. And of course there's another small defect in the Geo Pro. :-/ We also go over what our planned itinerary is for our stay in San |
Our 54th day was spent traveling from Fort Bragg to San Francisco on the Pacific Coast Highway. We definitely enjoyed the view on the way. Once we crossed the Golden Gate Bridge, we stopped to stay at the Golden Gate Bridge Vista Point... which is a fine place to stay for a night except for the fact that it gave me another reason to complain about the steps to the camper. :-/
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Our 53rd day was spent doing some more exploring around the Avenue of the Giants. We spent the night in the Stafford RV park, and I gripe some more about the WiFiRanger and how terrible the Internet has been on this trip. :-/
As we depart from the RV park, we check out some very cool areas and shops, like the Burlwood Gallery, the Eternal Tree House, and of course we did some hiking at Founders |
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