Bir Sur - San Simeon

I have a adapter I screw into the city water connection and then plug my air line from the compressor. Don't forget to turn the pressure down to 20-30 PSI. I open all the valves in the trailer and low water drains and the let it run for awhile. I put a bucket under the gray and black water valves to make sure there is nothing in the tanks and then close them. I can drain the water tank by letting the pump run till almost all the water is out

Nice pics.  As for $4/gal gas, ouch.  We finally got just below $2 in the last week around here.

Yes! West coast does offer some spectacular scenery. @ johnmaci, IMO the only way to truly experience the beauty of the east coast is by slow boat down or up the Intracoastal Waterway.

Big Sur, Monterey, Carmel, the Aquarium are truly wonders.  Tourists from the world over come to see Big Sur.  Spent many a time in Big Sur camping and enjoying the area.  Hope you stopped at Nepenthe for a drink and to watch the sun dip into the Pacific.  San Simeon is also amazing.  Hearst was not as wealthy as the Astor's or some of the other Eastern monied folks but he sure outspent them in his extravagance.  In Santa Monica he built a home for his girlfriend, Marion Davies, the actress, right on the beach.  He imported Italian craftsmen who built the Italian marble pool.  I spent many a summer at the beach at the house which had been given to the city of Santa Monica, and was a private beach club called the Sand and Sea Club.  Hope you had time to take the tour of Pebble Beach up near Monterey.  Magnificent.  It was said that Hearst's father bought 50 miles of coast from the water to the mountains, for a penny an acre in the mid 1860's.  Anyway your pics bring back many fond memories of summers spent on the coast.  Thanks for sharing. Safe Travels.

Absolutely gorgeous scenery!!