Unfortunately, it looks like we better bring our boots and rain parkas. This La Nina year has kept California remarkably dry, but the other side of the Pacific has been having record rains and flooding. It looks like that process continues to unfold. Here's the seven day weather forecast for the region around our first campsite:
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| Weatherzone.com.au Predicts Possible Showers , Followed by Showers, Rain, and Possible Showers! Of course the area is gorgeous and the storms will be beautiful, but driving on the wrong side of the road in a 21 foot RV in a thunderstorm, while jet-lagged, sounds like a bit of a challenge. At least the adventure will be in full force again. Another interesting twist is that we're flying out today on the largest airplane ever used in commercial service, the Airbus A380, which is famously stable in turbulence and quiet in flight and won an Australian design award for its economy class seats and. We'll be, of course, back in "steerage" where seats only cost about $5000 for four people! Premium Economy seats have been on sale lately for about $3200 each! Yikes. The new Qantas A380 Economy seat - designed by acclaimed international designer Marc Newson - has won Standards Australia's top prize, the 2009 Australian International Design Award of the Year. The Qantas A380 Economy seat focuses on ergonomics and comfort, featuring:
The Qantas A380 now operates on selected flights from Sydney and Melbourne to Los Angeles and from Sydney to London via Singapore. Find out more about Qantas A380 Economy. Cheers! |

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