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San Francisco/LA Trip
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I did something similar. I wasn't saying it's not possible, I was saying it's a daft idea if you want to spend your time experiencing California rather than travelling. CA is a laid back place.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishing -
Alcatraz and Nappa Valley are good fun
San fran is cool Place, can explore the whole city on public transport.
LA you need a carComment
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trueOriginally posted by d000hg View PostI did something similar. I wasn't saying it's not possible, I was saying it's a daft idea if you want to spend your time experiencing California rather than travelling. CA is a laid back place.
it depends what you want. some want to blast, some want to dip the beak and others want to soak it up
who is to say which is right ?. not me
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I went there last summer and agree that fisherman's wharf is a pretty buzzing area.
Alcatraz was far more interesting than I thought it would be as well. Just over the bridge there is a place called saucelito which is very pretty.
LA...hmmm. Hated it to be fair. Full of pretentious wannabes and people who think they're just plain gods. Hollywood boulevard was rubbish (nealry missed it to be fair as I was expecting it t be in a nice part of town). Only ventured into town once to take the wife to rodeo drive. Spent the rest of the time in Anaheim at Disney
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Yep I did a similar thing a while ago although I went:Originally posted by Robinho View PostHe's a better itinery for you.
Fly LHR-LAX
Pick up car at LAX
Leave the city of LA as soon as possible.
Drive to Vegas (option of going via Joshua and Mojave national parks are nice).
Visit Grand Canyon from Vegas
Visit Hoover Dam from Vegas
Drive to Yosemite via Death Valley
Drive to SF
Spend a few days here
Go home
LA is a dump, California is a beautiful beautiful state and needs much exploring.
1. San Diego (Nice city … very laid back for a US city IMO)
2. Boozy day trip to Tijuana in Mexico (My younger self appreciated it
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3. Drove to Joshua Tree National Park and Death Valley (Impressive … makes you cry as the air is so dry)
4. Drove to Vegas (Needs no introduction really)
5. Coached it to LA (Spent 2 nights in Hollywood - what a dump AVOID!)
6. Picked up car from LAX and drove Route 1 up to San Francisco (Recommend this to anyone)
7. Went on a hippy coach trip from SF round Yosemite national park (Recommend both)Comment
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Yosemite is amazing. I can recommend a lovely B&B if you like.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Thanks for all the tips guys. Appreciated.Originally posted by d000hg View PostYosemite is amazing. I can recommend a lovely B&B if you like.Comment
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I'm in Vegas early April ....CUK meet up?Originally posted by russell View PostGoing to do LA up coast to SF then across to Las Vegas. 10 day trip.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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