Today we explored a peaceful oasis in the midst of all the hustle and bustle that is New Jersey. Duke Farms is a parcel of land dedicated to the preservation and regeneration of natural habitat and wildlife. There are miles of trails to hike and bike. You can even rent a bike on site. Or
D.C. Art
We returned to D.C. after a performance in Virginia so we could take in the art , history and culture offered by the Smithsonian Institution, which has several free museums, mostly clustered around The National Mall. Knowing that parking an RV in downtown DC is impossible we parked out by the National Arboretum and biked
Cycles
Back in the Bay Area, where we’ve been returning to some familiar haunts and seeing some familiar faces. Yesterday, we had a couple of performances at a school in Fremont, a school that looked awfully familiar and that we’re certain we’d performed at before, even though we didn’t remember the details. Afterward, we met up
Windmills, Cartwheels and Bike Wheels
Because of an issue with our bank, we decided to go into San Francisco today, as that’s where our home branch is located. As we’re currently staying in Vallejo, we elected to take the ferry over. And as we hadn’t spent any time in San Francisco in a while, we decided to haul our bikes
Camping Among the Giants
We’re at a campground surrounded by redwoods in Northern California. Yesterday we (including Libby) biked among the trees, and it was quite exhilarating, even though we had to contend with the mud left by recent rains. You just don’t get enough of these titans, and biking through them is a good way to take in
