Bow Tie Tour

Today we hung out at Laguna beach, went and got our oil changed again, visited the Sawdust festival and had fun relaxing

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Heading out to get the oil changed sans 100+ lbs of gear

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Heading out to Sawdust

I should have looked behind me when he was taking this picture

After a nice night in Fallbrook Eric headed down to San Diego for a meeting and I stayed behind and hung out with the Sinclairs. When Eric got back we packed up and made the short trip up to Laguna beach where we spent the night with another xanga friend broncomom.

Broncomom is a fellow photographer and she makes cool stained glass art for the Sawdust festival

We crashed while Bri made a lovely dinner of pasta

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matching iBooks and T-shirts

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We were just a little silly that night

Here I am about to leave the lighthouse hostel.

We rode on down the coast and stopped in for lunch with a xanga friend mommyfish if you take a look at her pictures you will see that Eric has made his way back out there

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Eric taking a picture after MommyFish signed his tail bag

After lunch we kept riding down the coast and enjoying the view…

We made it to Fallbrook and spent the night with some friends, they took us out to dinner then we went for a walk on the beach and I braved the water for a nightly swim.

The beach

We headed down the coastal highway all the way to San Francisco. We took a few side treks to see the Redwoods and eat at a cool little organic food place.

Our bikes looked tiny compared to the trees

While in the redwoods we ran into some bikers we had me on the ferry.

The view along 101 was just fantastic

We hit a ton of traffic as we entered San Francisco but lucky for us it is legal to lane split (ride in between the lanes) in California. At first we weren’t sure if we could fit, but after a full dress Harley made it through we figured we could fit as well. After all the traffic we made it to the Golden Gate bridge. That thing is just huge!

Eric by the bridge

That nigh we ate dinner at Scoma’s seafood restaurant, well worth it if you are ever in San Francisco.

We spent the night at a lighthouse/hostel south of San Fran that my grandmother had told me about. Apart from the snoring it wasn’t that bad