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My Vacation to Inverness

The morning we started packing to go to Inverness, was restless and I found myself trying to remember what I had to bring. Once I had packed all my things, we started to go.

First, we drove to San Francisco, because we could not check in until 3:00 pm. We whiled away our time going to different shops. We had a clam chowder bread bowl. It was really good. After lunch, we shopped around. I got 2 cool hats. For a treat, we went to a chocolate shop. There, we had 2 hot fudge sundaes. They were really good. After, we bought some chocolate. Then, with all our stuff we headed to the car.

We took the long route, so 2 hours later we got to Inverness. We went up the stone steps and rang the doorbell. The owner came to meet us. She showed us to our room. After, we brought our stuff in. The walls of our room were painted with flowers. I stayed up late that night before falling asleep.

The next morning, we woke and had good breakfast. After breakfast, we went to Point Reyes lighthouse. It was fun. We ate diner at Nick's Cove. That night I went to bed early. That next morning, Dad and I walked the shores. When we came back, we packed our stuff, took a couple stops, and headed home to our barking dogs!!!!
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Meghna said…
Hi Henry,
Great to hear about your trip. Keep blogging.
Thanx for dropping by my blog. Keep visiting...
September 8, 2007 at 3:15 AM
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