Then, we stop at Hearst Castle. Hearst formally named the estate "La Cuesta Encantada" (The Enchanted Hill). It was designed by architect Julia Morgan.
They sell antiques and collection of arts inside the visitor center, on the main entrance.
On the way here, we saw a pier on the other side of the Hearst Castle, so we decided to walk there, it was about 20 minutes walk. There were an open-range farm along the way to the pier. The view was so beautiful.
It's been a while I haven't seen this kind of scenery since I left for Montreal.
I used to jog on the side of a lake near my aunt's house in Montreal and the view was almost like this.
It was almost twilight when we continue our road-trip to San Franciso. We were all sore from walking, but it was worth all of the photoshoots and the beautiful scene along the way.
It's been a while I haven't seen this kind of scenery since I left for Montreal.
I used to jog on the side of a lake near my aunt's house in Montreal and the view was almost like this.
It was almost twilight when we continue our road-trip to San Franciso. We were all sore from walking, but it was worth all of the photoshoots and the beautiful scene along the way.
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