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KYD: Pacific Coast Series Starts Now

At the meet-up, someone said the KYD Insiders might be the last friendly place on Facebook. That might be true! Learn more here:   / keepyourdaydream   📦 KYD's Official Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/keepyourd... ❤️ KYD Insiders   / keepyourdaydream   Join the most supportive RV community ever. Get our welcome package in the mail, monthly ((Livestreams)), invitations to meet-ups, giveaways and chat in the private Insiders Facebook group. 🍋 Tricia's Cookbook & Spice Blends http://tricialeach.com/ Tricia's go-to spice blends and fav recipes here ⬆️ ℹ️ About the Episode: The Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is a section of California State Route 1 (SR 1) that runs for 790 miles along the Pacific Ocean from San Diego to the Oregon border. If you're looking for stunning views, this may be the ultimate RV road trip. In this series, we'll be traveling from Flagstaff, AZ, to Newport, CA (Laguna Beach). Along the way, we'll hit some California bucket list destinations, including San Luis Obispo (SLO), Big Sur, Carmel, and Lake Tahoe before heading into Oregon. Next week, we leave Newport and travel inland to Tehachapi, CA, to go gliding. There is a campground right off the runway and we thought this would make a fun episode. Then we travel back to the coast to SLO and reach out to one of the owners of Pisoni Family Vineyards (who we met in Alabama) for a tour of their beautiful vineyard in the mountains of Big Sur. Speaking of Big Sur, we were lucky enough to score a cancellation at Pfeiffer State Park. 🎼MUSIC: Musicbed is our latest music source: https://www.musicbed.com Artlist has been game-changing http://bit.ly/KYD-Artlist Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/ 📸 SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS   / keepyourdaydream     / keepyourdaydream   👨‍⚖️ Keep Your Daydream, All Rights Reserved *This channel for entertainment purposes only. We are not RV experts and are not making recommendations. We share our opinions and what works for us, but you should do your own research and make your own decisions.