Distance: 64.4 miles
Total Trip Distance: 1.662 miles
Well the views and the scenery did not disappoint! The stretch of road from Carmel to Big Sur is quite spectacular and it was no surprise that I had plenty of vehicular company to enjoy it with.
Left before 7 from the strawberry patch but unlike other early starts, I had some company. All of the farm workers were out and about keeping the crops looking good. I was fascinated by all the work that was going on. FYI- If you're looking for a job with Saturday's off...... Farm worker is not for you.
A foggy Moss Landing:
Stopped for provisions in Marina and noticed that the store was right next to the hotel I used to stay at when I did work for CSU Monterrey Bay. Neato.
Sand City:
Yeah I know..... the helmet is crooked....
Getting out of Monterrey was hot and steep and I worried that the haul to Big Sur would be a sufferfest..... But once I hit Carmel Highlands things got better
This is undoubtedly the nicest gas station I have ever had a deli sandwich at:
Here is what is saw while riding:
I would have taken more pics, but the traffic made stopping more work than it was worth! I didn't miss any of the sights though.
Pfeifer Big Sur is a great spot, with a large hiker/biker campsite - and (as always) no reservations required :)
Tomorrow I will take my last rest day and explore a bit.
Big views. Big trees. Big Sur. BIG GORGEOUSNESS! The color of that water is just unreal!
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I'd like to compliment you on your wardrobe. You seem to be wearing a different shirt every day! Kudos to you for staying fashionable. I just wear the same shirt over-and-over again -- as I'm sure you've noticed. :)
Enjoy your day off, Mister! :)
We used to camp every 4th of July week at JFB SP. It is such a great campground. Enjoy the day off and exploration. If so inclined, head down to Muir Beach, it would be a hoof back out but is a really awesome beach and ride down.
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