In a message dated 3/31/2004 8:58:40 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Realize we're talking well over 1000 miles here, of winding, western edge of the continent country roads.
In some cases, CA Rt. 1 runs coincident with US Rt. 101, in other places it's west of US101, but there's always something new to see and enjoy. Take several gigabyte-sized memory cards with you, and a laptop for cleanup and such. One of the penultimate photo trips of a lifetime, if you're a scenic kind of person. keith whaley ------------------ It's also better to drive up it, south to north, instead of down it, north to south, so you're next to land instead of next to cliffs. IMHO. Yeah, it can also be dangerous, especially in bad weather. And for anyone the least prone to car sickness it can be a bit much. So the best way is to drive it is do only a portion at a time and take breaks. One of these days I plan to revisit it too. It is an incredible drive. Marnie aka Doe
