What a great tour this was - friends, family and pretty easy navigation! Other than the train connections and weather at the start, it looks like you had a lot of fun and managed to do it at just the perfect pace for yourself. I absolutely loved all the sketches, you are so talented! And to have a whole row to yourself on the plane home - what a way to top it off! I do the big jump over the Pacific soon and would feel fantastic if just the middle seat is not occupied :-)

Bah - money!

Guess we’ll have to apply for grants so everyone can get one.

It's just a matter of the price - a thousand or so more. Leider.

Thanks again, Bill!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhole_camera

Like a pinhole camera.

Oh jeez what a great time to have lived out here. If only ….

We moved out here just a few years ago from over the hill. The foundations of the time you lived here, though, are still around - farm, fish, and surf is the name of the game.

Thanks for following along.

Hi Kathleen... I've thoroughly enjoyed following along, even if I gave up cycling years ago. I lived in Half Moon Bay 1972-74, and worked in San Mateo. It was always such a relief to come over the hill at day's end and see that fog bank. I was on Willow Ave., where my duplex butted up against a farmer's artichoke fields. Beach access was free and the surf was audible at night. Now I see that those fields have been replaced by homes, clear out to the beach.

Bless you, Greg.

I am jealous! LOVE hearing those bells ❤️

At least the “train travel” has some sense of style..

Like your view of the houses better! :)

“Iron poor tired blood”..oh, no the Geritol ad slogan… Thanks for letting me know how REALLY old I am, Kathleen!

I think you always take the high road . . . and the funner way too.

I think you’re right. The cobblestones are probably several layers down.