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  yacht race - 2013 newport to ensenada ra...
california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) heads to balboa in newport beach for the kickoff of the 2013 newport to ensenada yacht race. held the weekend before the big newport to ensenada race, this family-friendly event is packed with things to do. you can watch plein-air and sidewalk artists create new masterpieces, go on a horse-drawn carriage ride around the square, or head inside explorocean for some model boat building. be sure to arrive at balboa's kickoff party with an empty stomach. their stroll, sample and sip serves up small bites from the area's best restaurants, from crab cakes with mango salsa at newport landing to a decadent coconut-crusted salmon from harborside restaurant. and if you're in need of a cold beverage, the stella artois beer and mt. gay rum garden is just steps away. held since 1947 by the newport ocean sailing association, the race started as a california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) heads to balboa in newport beach for the kickoff of the 2013 newport to ensenada yacht race. held the weekend before the big newport to ensenada race, this family-friendly event is packed with things to do. you can watch plein-air and sidewalk artists create new masterpieces, go on a horse-drawn carriage ride around the square, or head inside explorocean for some model boat building. be sure to arrive at balboa's kickoff party with an empty stomach. their stroll, sample and sip serves up small bites from the area's best restaurants, from crab cakes with mango salsa at newport landing to a decadent coconut-crusted salmon from harborside restaurant. and if you're in need of a cold beverage, the stella artois beer and mt. gay rum garden is just steps away. held since 1947 by the newport ocean sailing association, the race started as a california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) heads to balboa in newport beach for the kickoff of the 2013 newport to ensenada yacht race. held the weekend before the big newport to ensenada race, this family-friendly event is packed with things to do. you can watch plein-air and sidewalk artists create new masterpieces, go on a horse-drawn carriage ride around the square, or head inside explorocean for some model boat building. be sure to arrive at balboa's kickoff party with an empty stomach. their stroll, sample and sip serves up small bites from the area's best restaurants, from crab cakes with mango salsa at newport landing to a decadent coconut-crusted salmon from harborside restaurant. and if you're in need of a cold beverage, the stella artois beer and mt. gay rum garden is just steps away. held since 1947 by the newport ocean sailing association, the race started as a
  q&a with duff goldman - charm city cakes...
veronica heads to abigaile restaurant in hermosa beach for its monthly veronica heads to abigaile restaurant in hermosa beach for its monthly veronica heads to abigaile restaurant in hermosa beach for its monthly
  duff goldman - abigaile kitchen takeover...
california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits abigaile restaurant (http://abigailerestaurant.com/) in hermosa beach for its california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits abigaile restaurant (http://abigailerestaurant.com/) in hermosa beach for its california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits abigaile restaurant (http://abigailerestaurant.com/) in hermosa beach for its
  chandler music museum - antique instruments
california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits the chandler music museum ? the west coast's largest private collection of more than 200 vintage wind instruments. not only do you get to see these antique instruments up close, but martin chandler also plays each one! highlights in this video include performances on the world's last surviving soprano rothophone, a kalison mini trumpet, piccolo trumpet, rare octavin instrument, the shalmei and a vintage conn bass saxophone. the chandler music instrument museum is open once every two years. learn more at http://www.facebook.com/chandlermuseum california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits the chandler music museum ? the west coast's largest private collection of more than 200 vintage wind instruments. not only do you get to see these antique instruments up close, but martin chandler also plays each one! highlights in this video include performances on the world's last surviving soprano rothophone, a kalison mini trumpet, piccolo trumpet, rare octavin instrument, the shalmei and a vintage conn bass saxophone. the chandler music instrument museum is open once every two years. learn more at http://www.facebook.com/chandlermuseum california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) visits the chandler music museum ? the west coast's largest private collection of more than 200 vintage wind instruments. not only do you get to see these antique instruments up close, but martin chandler also plays each one! highlights in this video include performances on the world's last surviving soprano rothophone, a kalison mini trumpet, piccolo trumpet, rare octavin instrument, the shalmei and a vintage conn bass saxophone. the chandler music instrument museum is open once every two years. learn more at http://www.facebook.com/chandlermuseum
  california travel tips intro
welcome to california travel tips, hosted by travel writer veronica hill and foodie-chef jason hill. please subscribe for new california travel videos delivered to your inbox! new videos coming soon: huntington beach and more! my blog: http://www.californiatravelexpert.com facebook: http://facebook.com/californiatravelexpert twitter: http://twitter.com/californiatips instagram: http://instagram.com/californiatravelexpert pinterest: http://pinterest.com/californiatravelexpert welcome to california travel tips, hosted by travel writer veronica hill and foodie-chef jason hill. please subscribe for new california travel videos delivered to your inbox! new videos coming soon: huntington beach and more! my blog: http://www.californiatravelexpert.com facebook: http://facebook.com/californiatravelexpert twitter: http://twitter.com/californiatips instagram: http://instagram.com/californiatravelexpert pinterest: http://pinterest.com/californiatravelexpert welcome to california travel tips, hosted by travel writer veronica hill and foodie-chef jason hill. please subscribe for new california travel videos delivered to your inbox! new videos coming soon: huntington beach and more! my blog: http://www.californiatravelexpert.com facebook: http://facebook.com/californiatravelexpert twitter: http://twitter.com/californiatips instagram: http://instagram.com/californiatravelexpert pinterest: http://pinterest.com/californiatravelexpert
  san francisco attractions
california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) shares the best san francisco attractions in this episode of california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) shares the best san francisco attractions in this episode of california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) shares the best san francisco attractions in this episode of
  morro bay travel guide
california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) shares her morro bay travel guide in this episode of california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) shares her morro bay travel guide in this episode of california travel expert veronica hill (http://www.californiatravelexpert.com) shares her morro bay travel guide in this episode of
  slice of california: merced river, yosem...
on my recent fall trip to yosemite national park, i was taken by the beauty of the flowing merced river. no narration here ? just a quiet moment in the park. i hope this video brings a little peace to your day. veronica, http://www.californiatravelexpert.com on my recent fall trip to yosemite national park, i was taken by the beauty of the flowing merced river. no narration here ? just a quiet moment in the park. i hope this video brings a little peace to your day. veronica, http://www.californiatravelexpert.com on my recent fall trip to yosemite national park, i was taken by the beauty of the flowing merced river. no narration here ? just a quiet moment in the park. i hope this video brings a little peace to your day. veronica, http://www.californiatravelexpert.com
  amboy - roy's cafe - route 66
hi guys! trying out a new style of mobile travel videos in addition to my produced video guides. we shot this video tour of amboy, california and roy's cafe, motel and gas last week. this historic route 66 coffee shop is a huge draw for europeans and harley davidson motorcyclists and is located near amboy crater in the mojave desert between ludlow and needles. to get there, exit kelbaker road and take a right on historic route 66 california. the cafe is no longer in operation, but you can buy snacks and route 66 route beer. the gas station sells gas at about $5 per gallon. california travel expert veronica hill is author of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) for iphone, ipad and ipod touch. it's available for android devices at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sutromedia.android.guide.ca.essential.guide568&hl=en hi guys! trying out a new style of mobile travel videos in addition to my produced video guides. we shot this video tour of amboy, california and roy's cafe, motel and gas last week. this historic route 66 coffee shop is a huge draw for europeans and harley davidson motorcyclists and is located near amboy crater in the mojave desert between ludlow and needles. to get there, exit kelbaker road and take a right on historic route 66 california. the cafe is no longer in operation, but you can buy snacks and route 66 route beer. the gas station sells gas at about $5 per gallon. california travel expert veronica hill is author of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) for iphone, ipad and ipod touch. it's available for android devices at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sutromedia.android.guide.ca.essential.guide568&hl=en hi guys! trying out a new style of mobile travel videos in addition to my produced video guides. we shot this video tour of amboy, california and roy's cafe, motel and gas last week. this historic route 66 coffee shop is a huge draw for europeans and harley davidson motorcyclists and is located near amboy crater in the mojave desert between ludlow and needles. to get there, exit kelbaker road and take a right on historic route 66 california. the cafe is no longer in operation, but you can buy snacks and route 66 route beer. the gas station sells gas at about $5 per gallon. california travel expert veronica hill is author of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id428163062?mt=8) for iphone, ipad and ipod touch. it's available for android devices at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sutromedia.android.guide.ca.essential.guide568&hl=en
  fisherman's wharf san francisco
california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app offers a guide to the best attractions in san francisco fisherman's wharf. there are dozens of things to do in fisherman's wharf. take the san francisco cable cars down to the hyde street pier, where you can explore the fisherman's wharf attractions, seafood restaurants and museums. most of the sights are located along jefferson street, which is where you'll find the historic san francisco seafood restaurants and stands serving up the city's famous boiled crab and hot clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. if you're craving more of that fabulously chewy san francisco sourdough, head over to boudin bakery in fisherman's wharf, where you can watch and talk to artisan breadmakers as they create their legendary sourdough loaves before your eyes. located on pier 45, musee mecanique is a mechanical museum that's home to dozens of old-time penny arcade games, including some from san francisco's historic playland at the beach. on hyde street pier, you'll find the flotilla of ships at the san francisco maritime national historic park. although the pier is free, you can pay a fee to board these turn-of-the-century ships. also along the waterfront, you can tour the uss pampanito, which sank six ships during world war ii. fisherman's wharf is home to several daily san francisco bay cruises, bike rentals and sightseeing tours. you can explore the city on a san francisco go car, zip through fisherman's wharf by segway, or join a cycling tour across the golden gate bridge. the blue & gold fleet also departs here daily, offering excursions to popular destinations including angel island, monterey and carmel. daily tours to alcatraz depart from alcatraz cruises on pier 33. for a bit of touristy fun, head to pier 39 ? a shopping and restaurant complex filled with souvenir shops and the occasional live shows. go ahead and succumb to its guilty pleasures, from a ride on the double-decker carousel, to glimpse at the barking california sea lions on k-dock. these playful pinnipeds arrived here in 1990, and have been a major crowd pleaser ever since. although their numbers come and go throughout the year, there are always a few hanging out. upstairs, aquarium of the bay offers a glimpse at more than 20,000 ocean creatures. if you have a sweet tooth, don't miss ghiradelli square, where you can indulge in san francisco's famous chocolate creations, or do a bit of shopping. built in 1907, the cannery is another good bet ? where you'll find some adorable sidewalk cafes and boutiques. if you're looking for san francisco hotels near fisherman's wharf, book a room at the radisson fisherman's wharf, fairmont heritage place or the argonaut. all three are just steps from jefferson street and the attractions of fisherman's wharf. tips: parking in san francisco fisherman's wharf is available across the street from pier 39 in a large parking structure. you can find a map of fisherman's wharf on their official website at http://www.fishermanswharf.org/visit.aspx?q=10037&c=1 california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app offers a guide to the best attractions in san francisco fisherman's wharf. there are dozens of things to do in fisherman's wharf. take the san francisco cable cars down to the hyde street pier, where you can explore the fisherman's wharf attractions, seafood restaurants and museums. most of the sights are located along jefferson street, which is where you'll find the historic san francisco seafood restaurants and stands serving up the city's famous boiled crab and hot clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. if you're craving more of that fabulously chewy san francisco sourdough, head over to boudin bakery in fisherman's wharf, where you can watch and talk to artisan breadmakers as they create their legendary sourdough loaves before your eyes. located on pier 45, musee mecanique is a mechanical museum that's home to dozens of old-time penny arcade games, including some from san francisco's historic playland at the beach. on hyde street pier, you'll find the flotilla of ships at the san francisco maritime national historic park. although the pier is free, you can pay a fee to board these turn-of-the-century ships. also along the waterfront, you can tour the uss pampanito, which sank six ships during world war ii. fisherman's wharf is home to several daily san francisco bay cruises, bike rentals and sightseeing tours. you can explore the city on a san francisco go car, zip through fisherman's wharf by segway, or join a cycling tour across the golden gate bridge. the blue & gold fleet also departs here daily, offering excursions to popular destinations including angel island, monterey and carmel. daily tours to alcatraz depart from alcatraz cruises on pier 33. for a bit of touristy fun, head to pier 39 ? a shopping and restaurant complex filled with souvenir shops and the occasional live shows. go ahead and succumb to its guilty pleasures, from a ride on the double-decker carousel, to glimpse at the barking california sea lions on k-dock. these playful pinnipeds arrived here in 1990, and have been a major crowd pleaser ever since. although their numbers come and go throughout the year, there are always a few hanging out. upstairs, aquarium of the bay offers a glimpse at more than 20,000 ocean creatures. if you have a sweet tooth, don't miss ghiradelli square, where you can indulge in san francisco's famous chocolate creations, or do a bit of shopping. built in 1907, the cannery is another good bet ? where you'll find some adorable sidewalk cafes and boutiques. if you're looking for san francisco hotels near fisherman's wharf, book a room at the radisson fisherman's wharf, fairmont heritage place or the argonaut. all three are just steps from jefferson street and the attractions of fisherman's wharf. tips: parking in san francisco fisherman's wharf is available across the street from pier 39 in a large parking structure. you can find a map of fisherman's wharf on their official website at http://www.fishermanswharf.org/visit.aspx?q=10037&c=1 california travel expert veronica hill of http://www.californiatravelexpert.com and the california essential guide app offers a guide to the best attractions in san francisco fisherman's wharf. there are dozens of things to do in fisherman's wharf. take the san francisco cable cars down to the hyde street pier, where you can explore the fisherman's wharf attractions, seafood restaurants and museums. most of the sights are located along jefferson street, which is where you'll find the historic san francisco seafood restaurants and stands serving up the city's famous boiled crab and hot clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. if you're craving more of that fabulously chewy san francisco sourdough, head over to boudin bakery in fisherman's wharf, where you can watch and talk to artisan breadmakers as they create their legendary sourdough loaves before your eyes. located on pier 45, musee mecanique is a mechanical museum that's home to dozens of old-time penny arcade games, including some from san francisco's historic playland at the beach. on hyde street pier, you'll find the flotilla of ships at the san francisco maritime national historic park. although the pier is free, you can pay a fee to board these turn-of-the-century ships. also along the waterfront, you can tour the uss pampanito, which sank six ships during world war ii. fisherman's wharf is home to several daily san francisco bay cruises, bike rentals and sightseeing tours. you can explore the city on a san francisco go car, zip through fisherman's wharf by segway, or join a cycling tour across the golden gate bridge. the blue & gold fleet also departs here daily, offering excursions to popular destinations including angel island, monterey and carmel. daily tours to alcatraz depart from alcatraz cruises on pier 33. for a bit of touristy fun, head to pier 39 ? a shopping and restaurant complex filled with souvenir shops and the occasional live shows. go ahead and succumb to its guilty pleasures, from a ride on the double-decker carousel, to glimpse at the barking california sea lions on k-dock. these playful pinnipeds arrived here in 1990, and have been a major crowd pleaser ever since. although their numbers come and go throughout the year, there are always a few hanging out. upstairs, aquarium of the bay offers a glimpse at more than 20,000 ocean creatures. if you have a sweet tooth, don't miss ghiradelli square, where you can indulge in san francisco's famous chocolate creations, or do a bit of shopping. built in 1907, the cannery is another good bet ? where you'll find some adorable sidewalk cafes and boutiques. if you're looking for san francisco hotels near fisherman's wharf, book a room at the radisson fisherman's wharf, fairmont heritage place or the argonaut. all three are just steps from jefferson street and the attractions of fisherman's wharf. tips: parking in san francisco fisherman's wharf is available across the street from pier 39 in a large parking structure. you can find a map of fisherman's wharf on their official website at http://www.fishermanswharf.org/visit.aspx?q=10037&c=1