Collaborative travel journal for lovers of the American West! (page 20 of 41)

Good evening Christine, you got it—that’s the one! Vinciane

Hi Fabienne. Lombard St. in San Francisco.

To stay on topic with San Francisco, and more specifically the Mission District:

Hard to choose—so many great memories, but my first big crush was

hi,

I see what you mean but if BUD had wanted to save on blue paint... they could’ve done their ad in Morocco in Chefchaouen: the whole town is painted blue all year round :)

that said, I like blue even when it’s got nothing to do with beer... like at the Denver Convention Center.

ahhhhhhhhhh.... finally home, I couldn't wait any longer!!! 😕

So I'm treating you to my illustrations of colors with: - the color of life through a pretty girl (though I could've picked a handsome guy). This is in San Francisco, a huge costume party organized on an entire street, blocked off for the occasion.



- the unbridled colors of the rocks, Death Valley

- the colors of the dishes!

-a beautiful mural in SF (Haight Ashbury neighborhood)



- the incredible contrasts of Lake Powell and the rocks lining it (near Page, at Wahweap)

... I could easily share a few more, but I've already pushed it!

Okay, I'm ready to set a new challenge—I've got some ideas... but tell me, don’t you have any challenge ideas too? First one to jump in sets the next theme!

- the vibrant colors of the rocks, Death Valley

On the same theme from Edmaier's Secret:

Good evening! :) At Fabienne's request, I'm giving it a go. Why not a challenge for foodies?! On the theme of culinary specialties. Clam chowder on the docks of San Francisco. Martine :)

Not really a "specialty," but definitely for foodies... the Wynn's dessert buffet! :-)

The giant fruit & cereal yogurts and the donuts!

Well, I suggest: the fabulous cheesecakes and especially those from "The Cheesecake Factory", top floor of Macy's in San Francisco...

But don’t go swimming after!

Alright, waiting for the meat-lovers to react!

So, what do we eat and drink? A nice cold beer! 🍺

With some delicious barbecue ribs:

Not bad with some good Tex-Mex either!

Local gem (Crested Butte)

hi there 🙂 When I told you we were a bunch of randy sixty-somethings!! drunk at the Twins Rocks café in Bluff Marcalamar🙂

Have a great day everyone

Well, not exactly flashy in terms of colors, but the blue corn pancake at breakfast with the Hopi Indians really surprised me. I had no idea blue corn (or red corn, for that matter) even existed.

Hi Fabienne. I don’t regret that you chose a girl instead of a boy...

Same area in Death Valley NP.

Hi Florence. Last American-international meal at Los Angeles airport.