This morning we said good bye to our Winston friends and headed for Salinas for our last night on the road.\u00a0 We really enjoyed getting to spend some time in Winston and hope it won’t be too long until we are able to stop by again.<\/p>\n
I picked Salinas so we could get over to the 101 and hopefully escape some of the heat and traffic on I-5.\u00a0 Additionally – I had planned for Robin to meet us at Dargan’s in Ventura for our last lunch on the road.\u00a0 All those plans went by the wayside when the information came in that Salinas hotels were going to be VERY expensive.\u00a0 So, in Redding we decided to just keep going down I-5 and see how things went; we would pull over and spend the night if we got tired – otherwise, we’d just keep going.\u00a0 At that point the only thing I was thinking about was getting home.\u00a0 Eight Hundred miles seems like a long way and don’t get me wrong it is; and fourteen hours is a long time to be on a motorcycle.\u00a0 However, the thought of not having to spend the night in a hotel somewhere & being home made the miles go by fairly quickly “There’s No Place Like Home.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This morning we said good bye to our Winston friends and headed for Salinas for our last night on the road.\u00a0 We really enjoyed getting to spend some time in Winston and hope it won’t be too long until we … Continue reading