Everyone in Fleece
Candy: Well, we decided to stay in Eureka. We found a really cute little coffee shop/bakery in historic old town Eureka that offers free wireless and lots of great seating.
So we're sticking with the somewhat nasty KOA for the week. Turns out that they have experienced four severe windstorms in a two-month span that destroyed the entire campground. There are no trees left standing, but tons of stumps everywhere. They seem to be working really hard to get it back in shape.
Tim: The town itself can be described in one word: transient. I guess it's the perfect place for us. We're the only transients that are non-hippies. Some very interesting people here. It's northern California, I guess, and we're near the Oregon coast. There are so, so many people here who appear to be homeless or are hippies. Not trying to be judgmental. Just not something we're used to.
Candy: He's right. The historic part of the town is really cool. Vibrant, lots of cute little shops and restaurants. There are a ton of people who look like the stereotypical Northwest Coast people--wearing lots of fleece, ponytails and rasta everywhere. It's cool how laid-back it is.
Chase has been swimming twice already and loves it. He's having a blast.
On tap for today: hanging out, reading, some more work on my website, more reading, and hanging out some more.
I'll put up some more photos tomorrow.
So we're sticking with the somewhat nasty KOA for the week. Turns out that they have experienced four severe windstorms in a two-month span that destroyed the entire campground. There are no trees left standing, but tons of stumps everywhere. They seem to be working really hard to get it back in shape.
Tim: The town itself can be described in one word: transient. I guess it's the perfect place for us. We're the only transients that are non-hippies. Some very interesting people here. It's northern California, I guess, and we're near the Oregon coast. There are so, so many people here who appear to be homeless or are hippies. Not trying to be judgmental. Just not something we're used to.
Candy: He's right. The historic part of the town is really cool. Vibrant, lots of cute little shops and restaurants. There are a ton of people who look like the stereotypical Northwest Coast people--wearing lots of fleece, ponytails and rasta everywhere. It's cool how laid-back it is.
Chase has been swimming twice already and loves it. He's having a blast.
On tap for today: hanging out, reading, some more work on my website, more reading, and hanging out some more.
I'll put up some more photos tomorrow.
posted by Candy Rice at
1:15 PM
1 Comments:
Tim i am glad to see that you are doing well.I am so proud of you,thanks Candy for informing me about the blog.I see that you are having a great time traveling,but the next time you decide go travel the countryside come get me lol your friend Charles
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