My adventures aren't quite over yet. I have trips planned to San Francisco and New Orleans this fall!
Showing posts with label Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve. Show all posts
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Top Five Travel Photos of 2014
With the year flying by, I thought it'd be fun to take a look back at some of the epic vacations I've taken this year. When I was laid off in January I decided that I was going to make the most out of the situation and travel as much as possible. As a result, this year has been pretty great. Here are my top five pictures I've taken of my adventures.
My adventures aren't quite over yet. I have trips planned to San Francisco and New Orleans this fall!
My adventures aren't quite over yet. I have trips planned to San Francisco and New Orleans this fall!
Monday, April 28, 2014
Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve
One of my favorite bloggers, Setarra of Quaintrelle, has a new linkup that takes place the last Friday of each month called #ResidentTourist Link Up. The goal is to be a tourist in your own nook of the world. Fun right? I may be a few days late but wanted to join the party, so today I'm blogging about a local adventure I took last week to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve!
Antelope Valley is in Southern California, but about a two hour drive from where I live so I'd never been. I'd heard about the poppies - California's State Flower - and always wanted to visit so each year but they are only in bloom from mid-March to mid-May when the conditions are right. This year we had a few days of rain, and for our constantly-in-drought-region, that was all the poppies needed to spring up all over.
These images don't really do the flowers justice, but the poppies were so beautiful and plentiful!
Antelope Valley is in Southern California, but about a two hour drive from where I live so I'd never been. I'd heard about the poppies - California's State Flower - and always wanted to visit so each year but they are only in bloom from mid-March to mid-May when the conditions are right. This year we had a few days of rain, and for our constantly-in-drought-region, that was all the poppies needed to spring up all over.
These images don't really do the flowers justice, but the poppies were so beautiful and plentiful!
Be sure to check out #ResidentTourist Link Up! And if you live in SoCal, a trip to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve is a must. With the rain we got this weekend the conditions are expected to be even better than those I experienced.