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Do you surf?
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
Do you surf?
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
Do you surf?
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
Do you surf?
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
North Cali has some incredible spots, secluded, lighter crowds… and the coastline is stunning. I’d highly recommend Shelter Cove as a place to visit, even if you don’t surf, The King Range National Conservation area and coastline and the Sinkyone Wilderness park there. If you’re not big into hiking there is lots of dope off-roading in the redwoods and mountains there.
Here’s a guide to one of the 4x4 routes from shelter cove there.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/amp/lost-coast-adventure-route
Also Anderson River Valley just south of there is less well known compared to Napa but also far less touristy and has some real gem vineyards and wineries.
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I’ve tried a few good Barbarescos lately, but Barolo is the bee’s knees for me.
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Cali or Switzerland, I wouldn't hang with crazies in carnivals with $1.50 hot dogs.
Whatchoo got against Jada Pinkett Smith?
It's expensive AF. I get there maybe once a year to hang at our tiny cottage in the blue collar parts of Napa town. We eat at home most of the time, because you cannot sneeze in Cali without paying $50.
Last December I went to a place that sold oysters. Their "happy hour special" was the cheapest wine on the menu: a $40 bottle of Languedoc. Dafuq...
Napa is bloated for wine. Way overpriced, overly performative wines, and too many douches in expensive cars with sweaters around their shoulders.
Much better to go to Sonoma, even though that's gotten expensive. But there some are actual farmers still.
So better yet, you know have to go way west in Sonoma like the Fort Ross-Seaview Sonoma Coast for pinots and chardonnay that doesn't taste like you just drank Hawaiian Punch served in a wooden casket. Or places like the beer towns of Anderson Valley, etc. Santa Rita is great. But even Paso Robles is getting to be a bit over the top.
Contrast this with my travels last week in the Dão country for some Touriga Nacional, Alfrocheiro, Jaen, and Encruzado. You spend $20 on that and it's as good as a $80 Cali pinot or French Meursault. Damn, talk about old but still primitively rustic: stray dogs running on the highways, subsistence living in the fields in makeshift shacks, etc.
Great to go once. Pompous AF. Worth a try though. And my rule with places like that is to order to most foul-sounding food possible: that's where they reach the sublime. (Don't be ordering chicken or steak or some crap like that ... you want ground-up pig face rolled into a giant flower on your plate.)
I've got your tres leches right here, buddy.
Whatchoo got against Jada Pinkett Smith?
It's expensive AF. I get there maybe once a year to hang at our tiny cottage in the blue collar parts of Napa town. We eat at home most of the time, because you cannot sneeze in Cali without paying $50.
Last December I went to a place that sold oysters. Their "happy hour special" was the cheapest wine on the menu: a $40 bottle of Languedoc. Dafuq...
Napa is bloated for wine. Way overpriced, overly performative wines, and too many douches in expensive cars with sweaters around their shoulders.
Much better to go to Sonoma, even though that's gotten expensive. But there some are actual farmers still.
So better yet, you know have to go way west in Sonoma like the Fort Ross-Seaview Sonoma Coast for pinots and chardonnay that doesn't taste like you just drank Hawaiian Punch served in a wooden casket. Or places like the beer towns of Anderson Valley, etc. Santa Rita is great. But even Paso Robles is getting to be a bit over the top.
Contrast this with my travels last week in the Dão country for some Touriga Nacional, Alfrocheiro, Jaen, and Encruzado. You spend $20 on that and it's as good as a $80 Cali pinot or French Meursault. Damn, talk about old but still primitively rustic: stray dogs running on the highways, subsistence living in the fields in makeshift shacks, etc.
Great to go once. Pompous AF. Worth a try though. And my rule with places like that is to order to most foul-sounding food possible: that's where they reach the sublime. (Don't be ordering chicken or steak or some crap like that ... you want ground-up pig face rolled into a giant flower on your plate.)
I've got your tres leches right here, buddy.
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