We visited the Battery Point Lighthouse first thing, and a good idea, because later in the day a high tide it's inaccessible. We walked along the beach and took a ride along 101 toward Klamath through part of the Redwood National Forest. We plan to go through one of the groves on the way back tomorrow.
A 21st Century exploration by a genealogy fanatic and her prospecting husband
Adventure
It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in movement there is life, and in change there is power" Alan Cohen
Friday, July 11, 2008
Crescent City
Today we came to Crescent City, California on Highway 101. It's a lot cooler here (63-68 degrees) and got windy as the day ended. 



We're staying at the Curly Redwood Lodge, which was built with the wood of one giant redwood tree in the 1950's. Each doorway and room interiors have the wood covering. The first place we stopped and it's a great find!
We visited the Battery Point Lighthouse first thing, and a good idea, because later in the day a high tide it's inaccessible. We walked along the beach and took a ride along 101 toward Klamath through part of the Redwood National Forest. We plan to go through one of the groves on the way back tomorrow.
We visited the Battery Point Lighthouse first thing, and a good idea, because later in the day a high tide it's inaccessible. We walked along the beach and took a ride along 101 toward Klamath through part of the Redwood National Forest. We plan to go through one of the groves on the way back tomorrow.
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Hey there!
I'm so glad you visited the lighthouse! Margie and I went through it when we visited my sister several years ago. On our hike over we passed a "gi-normious" boulder. After the tide came back in later in the afternoon, we saw it floating around in the water! Pretty incredible!
Patty G. :)
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