After the 116 degrees of Death Valley, the 56 degrees of misty coastal Mendocino were a bit of a shock to the system, but also a relief. As were this absolutely delicious light meal provided by the B&B's chef and their selection of local wines.
Après les 46 degrès de la vallée de la Mort, sur la côte brumeuse du Pacifique à Mendocino où il fait 13, on a peu un froid, mais cela fait du bien. Le bon petit repas offert par le Bed and Breakfast fait beaucoup de bien aussi, ainsi que leur selection de vins locaux.
D. wanted me to post a picture of their delicious Meyer Lemon and Key Lime Pie, but by the time I got the camera out, it had mysteriously disappeared...
On vous aurait bien pris une photo de leur superbe tarte au citron et citron vert, mais le temps de sortir l'appareil photo, tout avait mystérieusement disparu...
3 comments:
A nice place to relax!
Cheers,
Rosa
Looks like you are having a great roadtrip. I don't know about that heat (whew) but the sceneryis great. Interesting food choices at times! The small towns are often lacking - at least it is so in the smaller, northern towns of B.C. I speak from experience. Sometimes the only safe thing to order is a hamburger and that's not safe!
Rosa - Indeed. I could easily have stayed there a week!
Cicero - Yea, I wasn't too excited about the heat either, but in the end, we drank lots of water, wore hats, went out for short periods of time and really appreciated the scenery, so it was all right. You're right - and like a good foodie, I keep snack and picnic stuff in the our cooler in case there's no good food along the way :-)
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