Driving north today, through Yosemite National Park. Of course we had to have some road construction along the way! Only about 10 minute wait this time.
There was a history museum soon after I entered the park. It was actually a collection of various horse drawn wagons ranging from laundry carts to chuck wagons to livery wagons and people coaches. There were also a number of buildings that had been on the park property and were moved to this area for preservation. The included a Wells Fargo station and a covered bridge.
The views are quite majestic with the incredibly large rock formations. I took a few pics although better ones are online.
Even in the park there was the obligatory road work...
More driving north into Oregon tomorrow. I will get as far as Klamath Falls which sets up the final drive into Bandon on the 28th with a drive through the Crater Lake area. There is a Lava Fields National Monument along tomorrows route that should be interesting. I saw lava fields in Oregon on the 2017 drive as well.
hahaha we have lava fields here too, brand new/happening now ones also!
ReplyDeleteWhen I went on summer road trips with my mom in the RV I couldn't believe how much road work was going on EVERYWHERE! guess they need to do it while the weather is good...