Max raised his doggie eyebrow and asked if I was aware that the word “morro” in the ancient language of the Northern Chumash Native Americans meant “place of dogs.” “Of course,” I replied, “everyone knows that.” I went back to watching Jeopardy. He persisted, “Don’t you think we should take a road trip and investigate... Continue Reading →
Where should we go on our first road trip of Summer 2018? To the beach or to the mountains? A mixed beach and mountain trip sounded good. Sort of a "surf and turf" approach to travel. Since we only had four days available we decided a relatively short loop trip up the coast, across... Continue Reading →
Folks have been living in the Cayucos area since about 11,000 BC which is approximately the last time the AJF admitted I was right during any argument. The early inhabitants were Chumash Indians. They were there for the fish, abalone and other critters in the lush kelp beds just offshore. The Spanish explorers visited Cayucos... Continue Reading →
