Oh no, not the metric system! ;-)

Inches, feet and miles were not enough to get us metric people in trouble? :-o
Valter

Ahh yes. A surveyer's chain. That makes sense thanks!
Karen

A chain is 66 feet so the altitude is 287.76 feet above sea level.
I know a bloke whose first job was a land surveyors assistant or chainman.
He got to carry the chain around, which he said was hard work.
See Gunters Chain in your Wikipedia for how the chain was deployed

Mike .

Me neither! 😃

I didn't know chains were used to measure elevation! Interesting.

I took a picture almost like that when I visited there about a month ago with my daughter who lives in Santa Cruz!

----->Bill

Shoot! Now the pressure is on to not have a crappy journal ;-)

Thanks everyone!

Karen...it was so nice to meet you and share a few stories! Safe travels.
Janet

Here is a link to Cycle 365 I posted about meeting you. You are a Celebrity after all!

http://cycle365.life/a-meet-up-with-a-touring-celebrity/

Hi Karen, you have become a bit famous for me, especially after I read Heidi Ho. Anyone who has met Leo Woodland qualifies as famous, just by having fame rub off. That makes me famous too!

But I found it amusing to see you cruising through the territory of famous in their own right Janet and Jack. I think it's cool that Janet found you before you had slipped completely by and up to Big Sur. It's getting a little dated now, but this page https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/coastalgrampies/seaside-to-big-sur-california/

begins with our own Jack and Janet photo.

Steve

How cool! You Glamped!, I will someday!

Wise decisions made all around we would say re meal, camping upgrade, etc. It is not supposed to be a torture test, after all.

Sorry I’ve been out all day. Just text me and if you make it this far we will try to connect. I do have to work tomorrow 3-7pm. At Taste Morgan wine tasting if you want to stop by ...Friday I’m Docenting at Pt Lobos so we might not connect ...this trip.

I sent an email. Did you get it?

Great
Seasidejanet@gmail.com