Lazarow World-Hike-About

It seems that in each city hike over the recent past, we have viewed golf courses. We find we are playing much better golf from our hiking positions than when we were on the course. We think it's probably a mental issue. I'm sure that's the Pacific Ocean...then again, maybe it's Lake Tahoe. "Hey, blue eyes?"   We spent the morning rising from, and dropping down to, coastal level repeatedly. Didn't expect to see a flock of sheep visiting the beach. Sure beats having a garden service. The lawn is trimmed and manured in each session. Loved the swaying, tall grass.   Final exit from ocean level. Contrast with San Diego coastline 4 days earlier, some 2 hours south (by car, not per foot). Early days on the trail as we climb from the beach. Cheers,  Jenni and Jeffrey

'Okay! Let's get going.' We stopped for a breather after a sharp incline and faced the next hurdle. In a number of cities lately, we often spend time determining whether the roads have been aligned correctly. If you have to ask why then clearly you're missing the point. It's a quasi-engineering concept. This platform allows for closer inspection although we hope he remembers to turn around. Meanwhile, Jen plods on and up diligently. Strangely enough, she is not concerned whether the roads are correctly in alignment. (It takes all types.) Looking towards Murray Peak, the region's highest and a good test. Jen returns safely, just a few minutes to the trailhead. Cheers,  Jenni and Jeffrey