Where better to burst through the 200,000 miles barrier than on top of a hill on Point Reyes?
The Tacoma has without any doubt been the best vehicle I have ever owned. I have had her since 20017 and apart from a busted clutch, my fault, and a deregulation in the only electronic system, she has been incredibly robust and reliable. Deserts, mountains, snowfields and truly terrible off-road tracks have been elbowed aside with disdain. Thank you Tacoma. Can’t buy trucks like this anymore. The new ones are super fragile computers.
My brain boils, bubbles, buzzes with steroids. I have to get up and do stuff. I set off to camp at China Camp, which is very close to the city. Long history – Chinese set up a shrimp fishing camp here very early, in the 1850s. They dried the shrimp and exported it to China!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Camp_State_Park When I get there, the campground turns out to be ‘walk in only’. The delightful camp hosts call the Samuel Taylor Coleridge State Park, where I camped last week, and tell me that there are places free if I would like to go over. Such nice people, I wish I had taken a photo.
James and I had breakfast in the Mission a couple of days ago.
Random
The Quiet Ripple Defines The Pond 
Fun fact, turkey is peru in Portuguese.
Who would have thought it!