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As we were outside we took a quick trip around the motor home and in
the state park but Ted, the camp host from Morro Bay, had given us
some stuff to try and clean off the motor home.  Well, I started to spray
decided it needed to be cleaned.  Well, you can’t WASH the motor home
in the state park but Ted, the camp host from Morro Bay, had given us
some stuff to try and clean off the motor home.  Well, I started to spray
and wipe.  WOW this is a BIG motor home!!  I could only go as high up
as my arms would reach.  We gave our 6 foot ladder to Steph and Brian.  
Could have used it today.  Oh well, 5 foot plus about 1 ½ more feet up
gots some of the crap from the trees off.  Started out just doing the
back, which was the worst, and ended up doing the WHOLE THING.  
When I got to the front I had found some wax that was left over from
Carpinteria and the 87 Alfa last winter.  Used the wax just on the front
and now the whole motor home looks great.

While I was washing the motor home Danny rigged up the squeegie and
a big stick and washed the front windows.  Yes, we did go thru the car
wash yesterday but that just got some of the dirt to run off and left the
rest to streak the walls and windows.  The motor home looks really nice.

Came in the house and made some lunch. Our regular tuna fish.  Danny
had a sandwich and I just added some tuna to a salad.  Great lunch.

During lunch we decided we needed to take a trip to Costco in Goleta.  It
is only 13 miles away.  Danny said we needed to go today instead of
tomorrow on our way to Carpinteria.  So off we went.  Didn’t need much
except bread and coffee.  Well, the Costco in Goleta is where we got
hooked on buying the coffee beans and grinding them  Their coffee has
a great price.  Bought a few pounds, got the bread, and sweet potatoes
and a few other things.  Our coffee pot is about to go out.  One of the
water heaters is out so it takes a long time to heat the coffee when we
first make it.  Have been looking at a new coffee pot, just couldn’t make
myself buy one.  If ours finally bites the dust I am going to be so mad at
myself – oh well, guess we need to buy a coffee pot – so we did.  It is a
nice one and it grinds beans just before it drips so we don’t have to
grind it at Costco.  We will have full hook ups for the next 5 days and
nights so we can use our coffee pot and not have instant coffee.  
Although I must say, Tasters Choice Decaf instant is really good.

After Costco we came home and took a walk on the beach.  We walked
from our motor home site to the point.  A long walk but it was so nice.  A
little chilly walking on the beach but we made it all the way to the point.  
At the point  Danny climbed up some rocks to see the other side – hmm,
just another beach.  The tide was coming in so watching him try to time
it just right to jump off the rock before the tide came in.  He did pretty
good – just got a little wet.  On the way back we check out some great
looking rocks and sea shells.   Danny is so afraid we could end up like
Lucy in the Long Trailer.  I do love rocks and shells and driftwood.  Ok, I
didn’t find the perfect one so left them all on the beach.  Tomorrow and
the next day I will be on the look out for some beach glass in Carpinteria.

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After our walk it was time for dinner.  I try to get it done before it gets too
dark.  Without hook ups I hate to run the generator. It is just me being
silly but I like to save the gas for driving down the road.

All in all, it has been great being here in Refugio State Beach.  Was a
little concerned since we left such a great RV park in Buellton but this
has been nice and quiet and relaxing.  Gosh I love this lifestyle.  It fits me
perfect.  Certainly doesn’t hurt having Danny with me!  Gosh I love that
guy!

It is time to shut down and clean up the kitchen.  It was over 11/2 hours
ago that we finished dinner.  Just found stuff to do on the computer and
did lots of looking since the generator was on.

Refugio State Beach is a great park to camp in.  Ooops, almost forgot,
this morning while we were on the beach having coffee we met a lady
named Denise and her son Grey.  They were from Colorado.  She and
her husband make jewelry and sold it, mostly in the summer so in the
winter they take a month and come camping in Calif.  She was such a
nice lady.  We also met one of the camp hosts from here.  Didn’t talk
much.  They are parked on the other side of the creek.  That is where we
walked yesterday and found  the great pinecones and the bark to put in
our little box to make the motor home smell nice.

It is now time for bed.  Better close so tomorrow morning we can get up
and ready to travel again.  Not going but 30 miles but it is a different
campground at a different location.  We will be there 2 nights then on up
the mountain to Lake Casitas.  We have never been there camping
before.  It will be a new place for us.  Looking forward to it.

Goodnight.

Lynda
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Thur. Nov. 12, 2009 - Our
Adventure

Woke up to a beautiful morning here in
Refugio State Beach.  It was kind of
overcast but no wind.  About 7:30 am
boiled some water for instant coffee and
woke Danny up with an invitation to take
his cup of coffee and walk to the beach
with me.  We put on our sweats and
headed out.  What a glorious site.  This
campground has so many palm trees
surrounding it. Make you feel a little like
you were in Hawaii, except for there are
very few people here.  We enjoyed the
view, the coffee and each others
company.

After about 45 minutes of just soaking in
mother nature we walked back to the
motor home and I offered to make  
Danny’s favorite breakfast, biscuits and
gravey.  About 9 am we took our
breakfast outside and enjoyed the
breakfast and mother nature.  The birds
are chirping and the seagulls and
making lots of noise.