California Dreamin' on such a winter's day (pics)

[baddog]

goodgirl was supposed to fly home yesterday, but when she found out it was 19, feels like 0, and it was about 60 here, she decided to stick around a couple more days.

So, we decided to use some of that time to see what makes CA the place to be. Enjoy.

[Warren]

Awesome pic's Baddog

[_Richard_]

that last pic is amazing

[Juicy D. Links]

I miss the summer already , stepped out for my morning smoke in my pajamas and my cock almost froze up :_9

[CyberHustler]

You're totally hitting that...

[Techie Media]

Beautiful pics bro (as usual). It's fricken freezing here on the east coast..

[munki]

No Got Web Host shirt? I call shenanigans... it's a body double

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

No Got Web Host shirt? I call shenanigans... it's a body double

It was his day off...

Nice pix Bad Doggy Dogg!

Life's a beach.

ADG

[pornguy]

Its about 80 here today..

[Scott McD]

Reminds me of watching the sunsets while sitting at the coast bars in Ibiza.

[HAPPYPEEKERS]

Beautiful!

[JFK]

I miss the summer already , stepped out for my morning smoke in my pajamas and my cock almost froze up :_9

Finally got hard ?

[Joshua G]

Maybe its time to move out of NY.

[beta-tester]

hey baddog, got some recommendations what's worth a visit... im doing road trip in a week So, Im pretty much going to see Yosemite, Death Valley, Monterey, SF, LA and beaches... Got some wineries worth a visit?

What's the weather like in the middle-west of Cali now?

[baddog]

hey baddog, got some recommendations what's worth a visit... im doing road trip in a week So, Im pretty much going to see Yosemite, Death Valley, Monterey, SF, LA and beaches... Got some wineries worth a visit?

What's the weather like in the middle-west of Cali now?

You have a lot of destinations planned. I hope you are spending a couple weeks here.

I haven't been to any wineries in North or Central CA in a while. Temecula has some nice ones.

I imagine it is pretty cold up north right now and would fully expect snow at Yosemite and Death Valley will be cold enough for snow if there was any moisture.

How long are you planning on staying and where will you start and end at?

[Jimmy Rock]

great shots as usual

[Twistys Tim]

Not the nicest bit of California, but I took this picture of the pier on Huntington Beach a couple of years ago.

It is minus 5, or 22 F today in Toronto -- with snow

[miss_jody]

I <3 LA
certainly don't miss those grueling Toronto winters I grew up with!!!

[Bored]

its @#$*(&@*# cold here

[sicone]

Nice pics... looking forward to my move down there next month. But I will miss Nor Cal.

[woj]

nice shots

[beta-tester]

You have a lot of destinations planned. I hope you are spending a couple weeks here.

I haven't been to any wineries in North or Central CA in a while. Temecula has some nice ones.

I imagine it is pretty cold up north right now and would fully expect snow at Yosemite and Death Valley will be cold enough for snow if there was any moisture.

How long are you planning on staying and where will you start and end at?

Well, I only have time for 10 days... So pretty much starting in SF, going to Yosemite (if there's no snow), spending night somewhere on the road in motel. Then going to death valley, one day there... they continue to Vegas, stay 3 days there, then drive all the way to LA, spend 3-4 days there too. And then drive by the coast to Monterey and back to SF.

I know it's pretty much packed, but if well planned I think it shouldn't be a problem.

Also, how much are the Disneyland tickets for the holidays?

[Ayla_SquareTurtle]

Blue you sit so pretty
west of the One
sparkle light with yellow icing
just a mirror for the sun

[baddog]

Well, I only have time for 10 days... So pretty much starting in SF, going to Yosemite (if there's no snow), spending night somewhere on the road in motel. Then going to death valley, one day there... they continue to Vegas, stay 3 days there, then drive all the way to LA, spend 3-4 days there too. And then drive by the coast to Monterey and back to SF.

I know it's pretty much packed, but if well planned I think it shouldn't be a problem.

Also, how much are the Disneyland tickets for the holidays?

You can't do all that in 10 days if you are driving, unless you plan on just seeing the entrance to Yosemite and Death Valley. You will not have time to enjoy any of it at that rate.

Save part of it for your next visit.

[J. Falcon]

very nice pics as usual.

[beta-tester]

You can't do all that in 10 days if you are driving, unless you plan on just seeing the entrance to Yosemite and Death Valley. You will not have time to enjoy any of it at that rate.

Save part of it for your next visit.

isn't a day in each of those places enough?

[Fredde]

Nice pics!

[JarvisEncoding]

Awesome! Beautiful pics!

[baddog]

isn't a day in each of those places enough?

Not Yosemite. Plus you are talking almost a day of driving to get to some of these places.

The days are shorter, so you will end up at your destination in the dark and not really get to see much.

[beta-tester]

well, i was planning on leaving the places in the early morning (5-6am), so i guess reaching the destination by 10-11 is fine...

Then, I'll maybe skip Yosemite this time. And if it's snowy there, it would be a good idea to leave that for spring or so...

[baddog]

well, i was planning on leaving the places in the early morning (5-6am), so i guess reaching the destination by 10-11 is fine...

Then, I'll maybe skip Yosemite this time. And if it's snowy there, it would be a good idea to leave that for spring or so...

Tell you what. Write down your itinerary and I can at least give you an idea if it is realistic or not. It sounds to me like you are driving way too much. The best part about a road trip like that through CA is our diverse scenery.

If you drive until 10 or 11 at night you are going to miss so much, it is sad. Seriously. It really is beautiful here and if you haven't been here before, you won't want to miss it.

[dyna mo]

those pics turned out nice, which beach is that?

i drove off the cliff coming down from glacier point in yosemite about this time of year. it was unseasonably warm so they had the road open, hit some black ice and went over the edge.

actually, it was november-ish, now that i think about it.

i would imagine that road is closed at this time of year and i would not want to miss the view of the valley from up there. i'd bet tire chains are required throughout the entire park right now too eh.

[vegasbobby]

sometime its nice, not to shoot girls : )

[baddog]

those pics turned out nice, which beach is that?

Palos Verdes, by rocky point.

[JustDaveXxx]

That is Palos Verdes or RPV near San Pedro. I used to surf those cliffs and bluff before class. I went to Palos Verdes high. Great Pics dude

[dyna mo]

Palos Verdes, by rocky point.

i thought it looked familiar, i live in pedro.

[baddog]

I read that a couple months ago. We were going to go there today but got a late start so just did Redondo Pier. It was so overcast out on the horizon that you could not see the sun go down.

[dyna mo]

y'all ever go to walker's?

[baddog]

y'all ever go to walker's?

When I have out of town guests.

[Chosen]

Looks great

[beta-tester]

Tell you what. Write down your itinerary and I can at least give you an idea if it is realistic or not. It sounds to me like you are driving way too much. The best part about a road trip like that through CA is our diverse scenery.

If you drive until 10 or 11 at night you are going to miss so much, it is sad. Seriously. It really is beautiful here and if you haven't been here before, you won't want to miss it.

The total mileage according to Google Maps is around 2000 miles, which is not that bad divide on 10 days time frame.
I'm planning to leave SF on Friday morning (around 5-6am), then go to Yosemite (but will probably avoid that now). Then Death Valley (it can be instead of Yosemite), sleep in the motel for one night. Continue to Vegas. Spend 4 days there (visit Grand Canyon maybe one day... again leaving at around 5-6am so I can get there till 10-11). Then on 23rd come to LA. Chill in there till 27th, eventually go to Disneyland. On 27 morning leave for SF, and if have time stop by Monterey just too make a break and enjoy that beautiful little town. In the evening I'd be in SF again.

Sound good?

[SleazyDream]

great pics

[Waddymelon]

The total mileage according to Google Maps is around 2000 miles, which is not that bad divide on 10 days time frame.
I'm planning to leave SF on Friday morning (around 5-6am), then go to Yosemite (but will probably avoid that now). Then Death Valley (it can be instead of Yosemite), sleep in the motel for one night. Continue to Vegas. Spend 4 days there (visit Grand Canyon maybe one day... again leaving at around 5-6am so I can get there till 10-11). Then on 23rd come to LA. Chill in there till 27th, eventually go to Disneyland. On 27 morning leave for SF, and if have time stop by Monterey just too make a break and enjoy that beautiful little town. In the evening I'd be in SF again.

Sound good?

Many parts of the Grand Canyon such as the northern rim, are closed this time of year due to snow.

Southern rim is open year round.

[beta-tester]

Many parts of the Grand Canyon such as the northern rim, are closed this time of year due to snow.

Southern rim is open year round.

thanks for info man! I'll check out where is exactly to go there Still don't have much of idea how that thing looks like ;)

[baddog]

The total mileage according to Google Maps is around 2000 miles, which is not that bad divide on 10 days time frame.
I'm planning to leave SF on Friday morning (around 5-6am), then go to Yosemite (but will probably avoid that now). Then Death Valley (it can be instead of Yosemite), sleep in the motel for one night. Continue to Vegas. Spend 4 days there (visit Grand Canyon maybe one day... again leaving at around 5-6am so I can get there till 10-11). Then on 23rd come to LA. Chill in there till 27th, eventually go to Disneyland. On 27 morning leave for SF, and if have time stop by Monterey just too make a break and enjoy that beautiful little town. In the evening I'd be in SF again.

Sound good?

Let's start with day one.

You are planning on driving from San Francisco to Death Valley? That is about 550 miles, 9 1/2 hours, taking the fast and most boring route.

Are you planning on moteling it between SF and DV? If so, get off I-5 and go thru Sequoia. Take your time getting to Death Valley. It isn't going anywhere.

Oh, the drive from LA to SF (thru Monterey) is beautiful, but it will take 12 hours, and the best part is up north. You should stay in Big Sur and drive to SF the next day.

[beta-tester]

Yup, exactly that. On the way to DV I'm planning on taking one night off in a motel. What is in Sequoia?

[baddog]

Yup, exactly that. On the way to DV I'm planning on taking one night off in a motel. What is in Sequoia?

http://images.google.com/images?q=se...N&hl=en&tab=wi

It is the home of the world's largest trees.

[beta-tester]

sorry, i haven't even thought of it I know what sequoia is, but didn't know there's a National park too ;) Awesome! I gotta stop by there then... Are there any good motels somewhere around there?

[baddog]

sorry, i haven't even thought of it I know what sequoia is, but didn't know there's a National park too ;) Awesome! I gotta stop by there then... Are there any good motels somewhere around there?

http://www.theriverinn-cabins.com/ looks pretty cool. Probably what I would go for if it was available. A few more here.

[beta-tester]

great... i wonder what's the weather gonna look like there in a week or so?