The I-5 highway connecting the north and south california:
Opening up into the central valley- goodbye coastline:
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Santa Barbara to Kernville (Sequoia National Forest)
Leaving Santa Barbara, it was more a less relative tame drive to a random town outside the Sequoia National Forest known as Kernville-- ummm, there's not much here... Some parts of the central california are quite scenic and look very midwestern. The region is rich in agribusiness. I think the region produces more fruit than any other area in the world. The temperature shot up to 93F and the convertible roof had to be put on!
The I-5 highway connecting the north and south california:
Opening up into the central valley- goodbye coastline:
The I-5 highway connecting the north and south california:
Opening up into the central valley- goodbye coastline:
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Hey Mbwana,
How's life?
I've been reading your blog for some months now and this one on the road trip is awesome...keep posting those great pics!
I truly am envious of you and your travels across beautiful California!
Hopefully, I'll be doing the same 2 years from now, when I'm done with the 1st year of my MBA.
Have a blast!
I'll touch base with you when you get back to Stanford.
Sincerely,
Gautam Swami.
Pune, India.
PS> I met Derrick Bolton a few hours ago and mentioned your blog to him. He recollected you instantly!
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