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We found our attached Christmas tree -and free camping- in Stanislaus National Park. A gem we will have to return to.
The lost coast
Too steep and unruly to be developed, too unbelievable not to be found. After a wild drive we made it. We didn't leave for quite some time.
California Redwoods-North Humboldt-Elk Prarie
Teenage dreams actuated, 7 years after pining for Humboldt county. Ever the underdogs of the road in our loyal jalopy, reaching this border sign was a huge moment! Running through, sleeping beneath the rich wet redwoods was almost too much to realize; fantastical. We were rendered miniature, shrinking beneath these stoic beasts.
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