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Sep 13, 2009 | 08:24 PM

#21

bunkie

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From: Dublin.CA

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Originally Posted by TEB-HHR

I agree, Many years ago I picked up my aunt (she was 70 and lived in Chicago and had never been to California before) in Los Angeles. I asked her if we had extra time to get back to Gilroy. She agreed. So we drove Hwy 1 from Santa Monica to Watsonville then over Hwy 152 to Gilroy. Needless to say she was amazed and so was I. The Pacific Coast Hwy is just so beautiful

Hey Tim,you probably remember the big rock at Morro Bay. During WW11 the army hung rope nets off of it to train the troops how to get on and off ships.My Father was one of them.Did you hit the Hearst Castle?

Sep 13, 2009 | 09:50 PM

#22

TEB-HHR

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From: Gilroy, California

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Originally Posted by bunkie

We did visit Hearst Castle on a separate trip when we went to visit relatives in Cambria

Incredible over the top castle.

Thinking of another "perfect cruise" ... I was lucky enough to visit Europe with my dad back in '87. He went there for "work" and needed a driver, I volunteered

I spent 3 weeks driving thru many countries on many different types of roads.

Favorite: Autobahn @ 150mph
Strangest: roundabouts in U.K.

Sep 13, 2009 | 10:55 PM

#23

mgfred

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Joined: 08-11-2009

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From: Roseville, CA

I've done the Hwy 49 through Cool before, a really nice ride. If I remember right there's a few hairpin turns on the road as well. Fall is a great time since there's some color change going on...

Fred

Sep 14, 2009 | 02:32 AM

#24

JRACERX

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From: Long Beach

Across both bridges in the Frisco Bay. (I can say Frisco Cuz I was born and raised there) Just a California Naitive for life!!

Sep 14, 2009 | 02:39 AM

#25

JRACERX

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From: Long Beach

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Originally Posted by afs9

as dianah says, traffic is easier to handle when you are in the hhr. I pop open the sunroof, set the 'toons, and just have at it. I purposely look for the longer and/or most scenic ways to get home just so i can drive!

Nope, never a bad cruising day in ca.