Pescadero and Surroundings at Sunset:

We needed a few groceries so we decided to drive to Pescadero, about 8 miles from our camp. So I punch in the coordinates into the GPS an then we go, about 3 miles down highway 1 the GPS tells us to turn on a side road, so I take the turn. It happens to be a very narrow winding mountain road with the clift on the passenger side, my wife's favorites :) so after a few miles of oh.. oh.. oh.. watchout, darn GPS we get back to the main road. The town of Pescadero is a quaint little town with organic and whole food markets. We bought an artichoke and garlic bread that was still hot, it smelled darn good in the car comming back to camp.

So to return my wife prefered that we ignored the GPS instructions and that we stay on the main road, fine with me and it was sunset timeas we rode along Highway 1. There is lots of places to stop and take pictures along the road.

We found a nice secluded beach near the Pigeon Point Lighthouse to walk on and take pictures. The waves crashing on the rocks are very relaxing to look at.

So we got back to camp and made some nice BBQ pork chops with the artichoke bread and a local goat cheese.