Week 473 - Favorite Photos #12  Hoover Dam, Northern California - 09-06-2015
Happy Labor Day!
    Do you know why Labor Day is a national holiday? It is a day to
    celebrate the labor movement and the contributions that workers have
    made to our country. So how do we celebrate Labor Day? By taking the
    day off of course! Enjoy your day as we bring you more of our
    favorite photos.
    
    Hoover Dam used lots of labor with peak employment at 5,251 in
    1934. Workers still labor today to keep the generator room so clean
    and beautiful.
    
    
    The gorgeous Colorado River flows out of the dam.
    
    
    Prior to the various dams on the Colorado River, the river was red
    from all the silt stirred up by the rushing water. Today it is pure
    blue and should be called the Azul River.
    
    
    The Nevada city of Pahrump is not all that pretty, but it looks
    inviting here at Lakeside Casino and RV Park.
    
    
    The Lake. We choose our favorite photos for many reasons: subject,
    colors, lighting, natural framing (as above). This photo was chosen
    for its peacefulness.
    
    
    The grounds at Lakeside RV Park.
    
    
    Most every picture is a delight at Rincon Parkway, north of Ventura
    on California Highway 1.
    
    
    Jared shows his skill as he flies over Janice's head.
    
    
    Paso Robles' Clock Tower Acorn Building was built in 2006 by the
    Mastagni family. It replaced the 1892 Mastagni building that
    collapsed during the 2003 6.5-magnitude San Simeon Earthquake.
    
    
    Wildflowers on La Panza Road east of Creston, California.
    
    
    
    
    Aren't God's creations amazing!
    
    
    The Pacific Coast at Pacifica, California (just south of San
    Francisco).
    
    
    Dancing pigs at Peet's Coffee shop in Davis, California.
    
    
    California's state capitol building in Sacramento.
    
    
    Shaking Hands at 555 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, California.
    
    
    The Delta Queen Hotel in Old Town Sacramento.
    
    
    Happy turtle near the Delta Queen.
    
    
    Happy MotherShip at Bill's house in Loomis, California. Bill was
    our inspiration to purchase our motorhome. He created a private site
    for us when he built this house. Yes, it has full hookups!
    
    
    Now this is a beautiful sight. We bought the MotherShip from
    DeMartini RV in Grass Valley, California. When we purchased from
    DeMartini, his old downtown lot was so small we drove by it on our
    first pass. Today, his new location has more Class A diesel
    motorhomes than any dealer we have visited. 
    
    
    We are still in Paso Robles but are planning our winter time stays.
    We'll bring more favorites photos until we get moving.
    
    Love, Pete, Ellen and Mandy 
    
Photos from Mar/Apr 2008