Log Item: Santa Rosa Plateau
2017 has been a wet year and there are some seasonal lakes that remain filled despite the summer dry season. It's the climate change that Al Gore warned us all about.
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Tenaja Falls |
My daughter, Emilie, reminded me that I promised to take her on a motorcycle ride up through the Santa Rosa Plateau (back side of Camp Pendleton, CA), and to breakfast. The Santa Rosa Plateau is a really nice area full of orchards, vineyards, estates and some ecological preserves with hiking trails. We weren't hiking today, we were biking on the Diavel.
Emilie |
It's a delightful ride and we spent three hours riding down roads covered over with canopies of trees (tree tunnels), and through winding valleys.

We drove south to Fallbrook and I told Emilie to yelp someplace to eat and she came up with the Main Street Cafe.
LL |
Emilie ordered the biscuits and gravy. Not me.
LL on Diavel |
And then it was east from Fallbrook toward I-15 completing the loop.
The Ducati ran like a clock and its nimble handling makes it a joy to drive on narrow back roads such as those encountered today.
There are a few routine maintenance issues that I need to see to, but tools and supplies are still packed in the endless boxes in the garage. I don't want to unpack here because we're moving again.
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