Tag: California state parks
Tarantulas – California’s Golden Parks (128)
Huell’s off to Henry W. Coe State Park to attend their annual Tarantula Fest. Put on specifically to help break down the negative myths and
Stanford Mansion – California’s Golden Parks (137)
At one time it was home to one of California’s most important and powerful families. Today its been beautifully restored and is open to everyone
Asilomar – California’s Golden Parks (119)
Huell travels to the city of Pacific Grove located on the Monterey Peninsula to visit Asilomar. Meaning “a refuge by the sea,”
Montaña de Oro – California’s Golden Parks (106)
This California State Park’s name means “Mountain of Gold” and comes from the golden wildflowers that bloom there in the
Old Town San Diego – California’s Golden Parks (108)
San Diego became California’s first Spanish settlement when a mission and fort were established there in 1769. Old Town San Diego State
Water Under Pressure – California’s Gold (501)
Huell looks at two historic examples of water under pressure. The first example is at the Malakoff Diggins State Park in the Sierra foothills,
California State Parks – California’s Gold (505)
Huell explores two of California’s most interesting State Parks: the Providence Mountains State Recreation Area, located in the Eastern
Angel Island – California’s Gold (408)
Come with Huell as he explores the largest island in San Francisco Bay which is a heavenly sight to behold with its profusion of flora and fauna.