Anza Borrego Wildflowers | Visiting Anza Borrego Desert State Park

Anza Borrego Wildflowers | Visiting Anza Borrego Desert State Park

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Why You Should Visit Anza Borrego Desert State Park Anza Borrego Desert State Park is one of those destinations that once you get it under your skin you can’t stop thinking about when you’ll get back. From the variety of hiking trail, the beautiful desert landscape, the seasonal Swainson’s hawk watching, and the fields and fields of wildflowers, there is so much nature to explore. If you find yourself in Southern California, you must make sure to visit this very…

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Huntington Beach Coffee the Top 5 Spots to Visit

Huntington Beach Coffee the Top 5 Spots to Visit

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Top Coffee Spots in Surf City USA |Huntington Beach Coffee Huntington Beach, California also known as Surf City USA is a great place to kick back relax and enjoy a seaside vacation. The laid-back attitude and pace of Huntington Beach makes it the perfect spot to stroll Main Street, walk out on the iconic HB pier, and wander the beach trail with a cup of coffee in your hand. It’s an activity Lemon and I always enjoy! Let’s chat about…

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California Wildflowers
Southern California Wildflowers Top 5 Locations in 2024

Southern California Wildflowers Top 5 Locations in 2024

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Where to Spot the Southern California Wildflowers It’s wildflower season! Each Spring in Southern California we become a little crazed on “tracking the bloom”. We never know exactly what we’re going to get each year and I think that adds to the excitement. Lucky for us this year is supposed to be a great year for our Southern California Wildflowers. People are starting to head outdoors to track the wildflowers this season. Whether you’re into the abundant California poppy or…

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Walker Canyon Wildflowers | Hiking Lake Elsinore Wildflowers | California Super Bloom

Walker Canyon Wildflowers | Hiking Lake Elsinore Wildflowers | California Super Bloom

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Update: March 31, 2024: There is currently no bloom at Walker Canyon and the trails are closed to the public. Please see the news segment below, from KCAL News, for up-to-date information on the wildflower bloom. Update: March 12, 2024, as of today there is no bloom in Walker Canyon. In 2023 to keep the public safe, as well as nature safe, the city of Lake Elsinore closed this area to the public. Please respect nature and city guidelines. The…

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World Famous Crochet Museum | Things to do in Joshua Tree

World Famous Crochet Museum | Things to do in Joshua Tree

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The Crochet Museum in Joshua Tree Joshua Tree has no shortage of quirky, diverse, and quite frankly bizarre attractions. And the World Famous Crochet Museum is no exception. Honestly it’s a super fun detour on any trip out to the desert. And since we’re currently seeing a revival in the crochet trend, you don’t want to miss out on the Drive Thru Fotomat featuring ALL things crochet! So go ahead and put the World Famous Crochet Museum on your Joshua Tree bucket…

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Morongo Valley Cactus Mart | Joshua Tree Attraction

Morongo Valley Cactus Mart | Joshua Tree Attraction

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Visiting The Morongo Valley Cactus Mart As I was driving to Joshua Tree, I saw a glimmering sign in the distance that read “Cactus: Dig Your Own 59 cents”. A roadside attraction sign for the Cactus Mart in Morongo Valley. I said to myself I gotta get back to this place. And I followed through on that promise. Dig Your Own Cactus The “Dig Your Own Cactus” sign has been at the Cactus Mart since the 1960’s when the property…

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Float Fest | How to View the Rose Parade Floats

Float Fest | How to View the Rose Parade Floats

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Attending Float Fest It’s time to get in the Rose Parade spirit and attend Float Fest! I’ve always had the desire to go to the Rose Bowl Parade. I’ve watched the floats year after year on TV and wondered what it would be like to view in person. There, I sit on New Year’s Day mesmerized by all the colors and flowers dancing down Colorado Boulevard! Such an inspiring and beautiful way to start the new year. But I must…

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Remembering Pearl Harbor | Tips to Make Your Visit to Pearl Harbor Memorable

Remembering Pearl Harbor | Tips to Make Your Visit to Pearl Harbor Memorable

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Many of you probably aren’t fully aware but Hawaii is my 2nd home. I have been traveling to the Aloha State once or twice a year for about 27 years now to visit family that lives on Oahu. I moved to Hawaii when I was 18 to go to college and lived on Oahu for a little more than 5 years. I’ve lived in areas like Saint Louis Heights, Moiliili, and Makiki. Hawaii is magical to me and holds a…

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Top Three Places to Eat Around Joshua Tree National Park

Top Three Places to Eat Around Joshua Tree National Park

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Joshua Tree Where to Eat If you have ever visited Joshua Tree National Park, you know that unlike other national parks there is no place to buy food within the park. No restaurant or grocery store options once you enter.  You either need to bring all your food with you or exit the park for dining options. Because of this I thought it’d be helpful to share my favorite places to grab a bite and get coffee outside Joshua Tree National…

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Four Pet Friendly Ideas in Yosemite National Park

Four Pet Friendly Ideas in Yosemite National Park

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So you’ve decided to bring Fido along on your Yosemite “be one with nature” getaway. Well, you’re totally in luck cause this National Park, located in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, is considered one of the more Fido friendly parks. There are a variety of paved trails and areas you and your dog can explore together. I’ve put together a list of Lemon’s favorite adventures in the park. This way you and your pooch can safely navigate your way through Yosemite National…

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