June 25, 2017
Hiking and climbing mountains inspired me into this life philosophy - LIFE IS A MOUNTAIN. Every step you make leads to summit. You may be forced to turn around or change routes for any cause, never know. But, stay focused and look forward. The mountain will be there always. Pace yourself and reach "your" summit, for every step counts. Enjoy the view and feed your soul as it comes along. Life is a journey, not a destination. Life is like climbing a mountain.....
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Monday, July 10, 2017
Hiking Tiburon Part 2 of 2 - Tiburon, CA
Explore beautiful Tiburon by visiting Old St. Hilary's and hiking through Old St. Hilary's Open Space Preserve and Ring Mountain Open Space Preserve.
Hiking Tiburon Part 1 of 2 - Tiburon, CA
June 20, 2017
Hiking
beautiful Tiburon peninsula! Views are amazing from every spot in town! This
quaint and easygoing town offers wonderful hikes with incredible vistas and
local history.
Hike up Tiburon Open Space Preserve for breathtaking views...SF Bay and the
city, Angel Island, Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Tam, Richmond Bridge and Bay Bridge
with east side cities. There is a big tree called Hippie Tree with a rope
swing. "Hippie Tree"....the origin of the name is unknown(?), but
you'll be likely inspired by amazing views seen from there.
Trekking along the shoreline via Old Rail Trail from Blackie's Pasture and
through McKegney Field to the east end of the Tiburon peninsula is another way
to explore the beauty of the peninsula and its old history....fantastic views,
historic Ark Row and beautiful homes in Belvedere as you hike along the bay.
Read information boards along the trail for interesting history of Tiburon. You
can also take a ferry to Angel Island or to the city if you want to extend your
adventure.
Hiking
Tiburon Part 2 of 2:
https://youtu.be/u_QEauNOVwk
Video by Lifeisamt
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Mulholland Drive Scenic Overlooks - Los Angeles, CA
April 17, 2017
This is a great way to view LA city,
surrounding environment and far beyond from high above all along the drive.
Mulholland Scenic Parkway and Corridor is one of the most famous thoroughfares in the country. Constructed in 1924, twenty four-mile Mulholland Drive in the City of Los Angeles was envisioned by the famous Water Bureau Chief and City Engineer, William D. Mulholland, as a scenic road that would transport city dwellers to the mountains and beaches. The winding route starts west of the 101 Freeway in Hollywood, and offers panoramic city, mountain and ocean views along with a history of LA city development and conservation/preservation of water, land and nature.
This is a must do drive, sightseeing or hike at least once if you live in LA or are a visitor to discover its scenic beauty of LA and history behind how the city of Angels came about what it is for today. It owes much respect and honor to those forerunners who had a vision for the city of Angels in the past, present and the future.
Mulholland Scenic Parkway and Corridor is one of the most famous thoroughfares in the country. Constructed in 1924, twenty four-mile Mulholland Drive in the City of Los Angeles was envisioned by the famous Water Bureau Chief and City Engineer, William D. Mulholland, as a scenic road that would transport city dwellers to the mountains and beaches. The winding route starts west of the 101 Freeway in Hollywood, and offers panoramic city, mountain and ocean views along with a history of LA city development and conservation/preservation of water, land and nature.
This is a must do drive, sightseeing or hike at least once if you live in LA or are a visitor to discover its scenic beauty of LA and history behind how the city of Angels came about what it is for today. It owes much respect and honor to those forerunners who had a vision for the city of Angels in the past, present and the future.
Video by Lifeisamt
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