Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Michelle at peoples park in Berkeley California after eating a delicious meal provided by food not bombs we were regulars there. food not bombs give anyone who wants it a free hot meal 5 days a week. FNB originally started in Boston about 30 years agoThis is a llama that lives in the field. There are 2 of them. I was told to blow in its mouth, so I did. I blew into its mouth
This picture is Michelle sleeping at David and Annes house in San Francisco. they are the couple that let us stay at there house for a night . They said we could sleep on the floor. At that time we didn't know we would be sleeping on the floor of there 24 year old son who would have to crawl over us when he got home from a party, a wee bit awkward
This here looks like a tree, a tree that is being sat on by Michelle. We ate our breakfast around the location of this tree.
I hate those pictures of people pretending like there holding something up or whatever. We saw lots of that while sitting on a bench after we walked all the way across and back.
We made these 2 raised beds with the help of Roland. We put the wood together, then put a layer of manure, then dirt, peas live in there now.
that apple cider tasted funny
10 second timer the Golden Gate Bridge is behind us.
We went into Berkeley unsure of where we would sleep. we were told to go to a place called fort awesome. so we got there and they had no room so they told us to go to Lothlorean which is a student co op of 60 people. they let us sleep in this room here known as the bubble room. its called that because the window is like a big bubble.
This is Katie. When in San Francisco wondering where we would sleep we met Katie. We were walking down the street and she asked us for a pen, and we asked her for a place to sleep. good trade. an excellent cook. she made corn pudding and rice pudding. Michelle and her traded dread beads

1 comment:

  1. Great pics :-)
    You guys are on an awesome adventure!
    Sending lots of love from the East Coast,
    B & B

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