Yes it does ,and it looks like this…
Highway 50 in Nevada, ends on the west side of the state at Lake Tahoe; oh
what a beautiful sight! So beautiful, that I hung out at Lake Forest Campground
in Tahoe City for three nights. Well, the campground was nothing special;
however, it was a quaint little spot with great neighbors and a short walk to a
beautiful view of the lake…refreshing, revitalizing, and rejuvenating. The reward for driving 408 miles on the
Loneliest Road!
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| Chair in place, book in hand! |
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| Ahh, the lake! |
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| Ribeye and veges on the grill! |
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| Alllmmoost full! |
The Venzaliner Journey has been filled with newfound friends
and Tahoe City added four: Cookie, Wes, Richard & Hoy.
Cookie, my neighbor from Hawaii who is a part-time resident
of the campground, was gracious enough to share happenings in the area. The
best one, where to get a shower…”take your quarters, park at the Post Office
and walk into the State Park; they have great showers”…and that they do!
Wes, my neighbor originally from PA, coaches the Alpine
Meadows Snowboard Team and works for the City. He suggested an awesome drive up Blackwood
Canyon to hike on Barber Peak toward Twin Peaks along the Pacific Coastal Trail.
Oh what beautiful vistas! Yes, I am blessed!!
Click here to share in the vistas of the PCT Barber Lake to (almost) Twin Peaks!Click the videos below to hike a few steps with me...
Fellow campers, Richard (a technical writer from Boise) and
Hoy (a tango instructor from California) inspired thoughts on quantum physics and woo woo…not sure how to spell that, but it gave way to a few
fun evening campfire conversations!
Click here to share in my visit to Lake Tahoe.
The end of highway 50 in Nevada was awesome; however, the road
definitely doesn’t end here. It’s time to journey on and I leave you with a
drive-by of Emerald Bay and this thought…
“If
you don’t know where you’re going, any road’ll take you there”
~George Harrison~
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