Home sweet home
A travel day, back to LA. Day 24 of Project 365.
A travel day, back to LA. Day 24 of Project 365.
Death Valley Days [adrotate group=”6″] Adventure in the Mojave Desert As we headed home from Las Vegas we decided to take a detour to one of California’s most overlooked destinations, Death Valley. Death Valley offers some amazing scenery along with its abundance of minerals. Traveling to Death Valley reminds me of what it might be like to visit another planet. [adrotate group=”1″]
For my day 16 photo I went to the beach to show Tanya how we make snow angels in the South Bay.
Riding across the County Line we arrive at Neptune’s Net. Sunday is a nice day for it if you like looking at other bikes. Any other day of the week is a good day for it because it is a nice ride. They serve a nice burger and have a wide assortment of very cold beer. I posted some pictures of the bikes and other views, if interested.
Winter Sunsets [adrotate group=”6″] Looking over the Palos Verdes Peninsula Every once in a while I fire up one of the bikes around sunset and head up to the hills. Rolling Hills, on the Palos Verdes Peninsula to be precise. The sunsets we get are pretty spectacular as you can see. [adrotate group=”1″]
As we continue up PCH through Malibu we again get close to the water for a great view and warm breezes. Have I mentioned I love Southern California?
Desert Skies [adrotate group=”6″] LA to Vegas I am a Native Californian, 5th generation, and proud of it. Why? Because this state has some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere. One of the most overlooked places in my opinion, is the Mojave Desert. These pictures were taken on February day on the way to Las Vegas. I love that drive, but this day had skies that were amazing. Just wish I had a better camera at the time. [adrotate group=”1″]
Here we are going through the Santa Monica tunnel dropping us off on PCH in Santa Monica. I am on my Night Train, Phil on his ElectraGlide, Daniel on his FatBoy with Edson on his Yamaha.
Another blustery winter day in Southern California. That wind chill factor is a killer with a 77 feels like 77. Not bad for January 2. Buddy decided to join me in braving the elements today.