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Title: Gael Glen Farm On The Road

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We were treated to a wonderful start to our day with a homemade breakfast buffet of cinnamon French toast, scrambled eggs and ham, and fresh brewed coffee at a real kitchen table with real dishes! Oh, ah! It was fantastic. We enjoyed bird and deer watching off the back deck as we got ready to start our new day.

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We had breakfast with our new friend George the banana slug. He was the perfect breakfast companion, quiet and polite. He showed up right on time, stayed on his side of the picnic table, and munched on his own snacks.

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What an exciting day! 

Most novel was the earthquake. We were just pulling in to the parking lot to start a hike, when we got the “Drop and Cover” emergency earthquake alert on our phones. We didn’t feel the 5.6 magnitude quake as we were driving, but it sure made us feel like Californians to be here when one happened. The epicentre was 11km North of Redwood Valley...


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Today was mostly a driving day as we made our way back to the California coast. We drove west along Highway 299 through Gold Rush territory.


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Today we felt like we straddled the boundary between Heaven and Hell. Let me explain…

Our morning hike was the alternative trail to Lassen’s most popular hydrothermal area, called Bumpass Hell. It is so named because its discoverer had the last name Bumpass and while showing off the area, he fell through the fragile ground up to his thigh in boiling mud. His leg had to ...


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