| Inside the tower is a gift shop/museum where they were offering this old Swiss Army Motorcycle for sale. |
| According to this it is a 1974 but in many ways doesn't look newer than 1934. |
| A lot of old but curious junk |
| If you pay $6.50 you can climb the stairs to the observation platform. There you can pay another $.25 to observe. |
| Maybe that $.25 saved me $500 |
| In the 1930's a fellow carved a bunch of the rocks into animals. |
| The $6.50 ticket allowed you to climb around on the rocks to view them. |
| You can also fill your radiator while you are at it. |
| My impression is that this is a modern version of a hippy commune from the 60's |
| A very nice electrical system |
| Someone did a nice job of gluing the old newspaper to this carousel horse. |
| At one time, this guy was actually alive. |
| More junk |
| Junk with a message |
| Main entrance to tower |
| Historic site identifier |
| Visiting the rock zoo |
| This visitor appears afraid to get any closer |
| Much safer if I back up into here |
| Just up the road from the tower is this bit of art, reminiscent of Slab City. |
| One of the local aliens |
| Breakfast to last all day! |
| With Sherm, everything is Sticker Shock! |
| But, when you are about to run out, these remote fuel stops are very welcome!! |
| Weekend traffic in Julian on Monday! |
| Flesh horse, iron horse. |
| Mission Santa Ysabel |
| Just a mile or so north of Santa Ysabel |
| Six or eight of these beautiful stained glass windows, all different. |
| Adding a little life to the cemetery. |
| They want you to open your bible. Sherm just googled it. |
| At the intersection of Mesa Grande and Hwy 76 they are remodeling a biker bar. I see the new bathhouse comes with options. |
| I suspect it will be a weekend only bar since there isn't much weekday traffic. |
| On Tues. the 20th we rode to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. |
| Ron and I hit it off pretty good and he wanted a pic to remember my visit. Said he was getting a little forgetful........I said "Tell me about it" |
| Nice hologram presentation |
| An exact replica of the Oval Office |
| It's much smaller than I had imagined. |
| They had to raise the desk 3" so his knees would fit under it. |
| Marine One |
| Air Force One |
| Sure is a beauty! |
| Some of the motorcade vehicles |
| Old Glory! Obama had it removed because it was offensive.....what a ........ |
| Christmas decorations thru the years |
| Cockpit of Air Force One? No, this is the onboard control center where the president can push the button if it ever became necessary. |
| The entire plane was more set up for work than it was for socializing. |
| No button pushing aboard Marine One |
| This little engine powers that big chopper |
| Sherm says loud pipes save lives |
| I think this wall came down on Reagan's watch |
| Ron wanted to show me the ranch. I ended up riding the legs off this old girl! |
| Overlooking the valley behind the library. |
| A replica of the south lawn of the Whitehouse |
| My dear sister Shari preparing breakfast for us. |
| Sherm waiting for us to say Grace so he can did in |
| My sister and her husband doing a pre-clean just before the maid shows up! |
| I'm blessed to be a part of this family! |
| Me, Ken, and Sherm. I'm the only one that has to hold his tummy in. |
| On the way home I took Sherm to some of my boyhood landmarks. |
| Highway 94 southeast of San Diego |
| Ride it if you get the chance |
| Good food here! |
| A lot of possibilities behind this fence |
| Part of the Wall |
| A wall within the Wall. That large estate is in Mexico |
| These tracks appear to be recently abandoned |
| This has been a fun little trip |
| This will be a nice place as soon as the roofing company can schedule their crew. |
| This house caught my eye from the highway so we made a u-turn |
| I'm glad we did |
| That explains everything? |
| I think the hot spring might be located here. |
| Protecting the park |
| 5 more miles of Historic Hwy 80, 75 miles of I-8 and this ride will be over for Sherm. I'll scoot another 180 miles and this trip will officially end. |
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