TomNT
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Hi all
I have recently returned from my trip to the US and during my wanderings I visited several forum mates, did some sightseeing and travelling and also attended the Texas Toy Soldier Show in San Antonio. The following pic’s show the start of my adventures and I will progressively add more over the next few days and weekend as there are quite a few to upload into this thread.
The first pic is when I stopped over in Inchon International Airport in South Korea on my way to LAX. When I landed in the US I cleared customs and since my eyes weren’t hanging out of my head to much, I jumped into my pre-booked hire car and started driving up the coastal highway towards San Jose to visit my good mate, the big dude Chris McKenna!
The next lot of pic’s show the seaside area of San Luis Obispo, a small city and coastal region about halfway between LA and San Francisco. It’s a cool place and you can see some seals chilling out on a boat mooring berth that’s next to a fishing wharf in the bay.
Tom
I have recently returned from my trip to the US and during my wanderings I visited several forum mates, did some sightseeing and travelling and also attended the Texas Toy Soldier Show in San Antonio. The following pic’s show the start of my adventures and I will progressively add more over the next few days and weekend as there are quite a few to upload into this thread.
The first pic is when I stopped over in Inchon International Airport in South Korea on my way to LAX. When I landed in the US I cleared customs and since my eyes weren’t hanging out of my head to much, I jumped into my pre-booked hire car and started driving up the coastal highway towards San Jose to visit my good mate, the big dude Chris McKenna!
The next lot of pic’s show the seaside area of San Luis Obispo, a small city and coastal region about halfway between LA and San Francisco. It’s a cool place and you can see some seals chilling out on a boat mooring berth that’s next to a fishing wharf in the bay.
Tom