A seagull flying past us when Kevin was getting some more video up on the Sonoma Coast:
And I'm not sure why this thing Kevin said is still cracking me up: "Miwok Beach. You come with."
Our neighbor's Airstream motor home with the fire paint job:
My "from a moving car" shots of the chapel in Bodega:
The schoolhouse in Bodega (from Hitchcock's The Birds):
Now, we're at Patrick's Point State Park in Trinidad, CA. We've been here before, and it's beautiful. And!!! There are BUNNIES everywhere!! Tonight there were five in our campsite. So cute.
We're cooking some dinner now, and tomorrow morning we'll go down to Agate Beach before we head out. We're in Spot 113 in the Agate campground loop and we have pretty much no AT&T cell service, but we do have Verizon data card service. So…internet, but no phone. I was wondering what we'd have here, and realized I should have a page on the blog that has all the campgrounds we've been to and what cell service/datacard serve they have and what date we reported it…(if only for us to refer back to when we want to know if we can stay somewhere on a work day or not!) But it might be helpful for you guys, too. Maybe we should just make a google spreadsheet that everyone can contribute to! 🙂
Love the spreadsheet idea! For those of us who work from our rigs, that really is the most important info about a campground. I’d add wi-fi service to it too, as I prefer to use the campground’s wi-fi if possible.
Patrick’s Point is my favorite place in CA. I think that google spreadsheet is an excellent idea.
Oh, yeah, I like Jennifer’s suggestion for adding WiFi [reliability] too. When I’m researching places, I try to find one with WiFi and w/ 3G for backup (or vise versa).
Love the spreadsheet idea!
We work full time from our RV like you guys and we are on a primitive campground on Flathead Lake just south of Glacier with -75 dbM (boosted) Verizon signal here which is unheard of in this rugged terrain.
I’d love to share these little gems with a signal.. and so I like the Google spreadsheet idea. Could even make a public Google Map, pin the campgrounds (color of pin would denote signal strength), and put dbM values in the description field (boosted and unboosted values). Which begs the question are you guys boosting your signal with an external directional antenna or anything?
Cyrus: yes, we’re boosting our signal with an omnidirectional antenna. Maybe we should have a spreadsheet with the basic columns (“two bars of AT&T”) as well as some more advanced informational columns…(dbM).
Love Flathead Lake!
Good idea re: the google spreadsheet. I’ve been planning on picking your brain for spots for our drive back south in the fall.
Ok, I started a form:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDBTNGZIYl9MVF9qdG9RRTNzcGtycnc6MQ
Let’s talk about this tomorrow!
Leigh, you’re awesome. I’m filling it out right now to test. 🙂