We left the hotel and took another look around at Downtown Disney, then we decided to head up to Hollywood for our chance to make it in the movies.
Sadly, we remain undiscovered. From there we went out to view the freaky people on Venice Beach. 
From here we decided to head North, forgoing San Diego until next time, so as day breaks we find ourselves 400 miles up the I-5 in San Francisco once again. Reilly and Hailey checked out a restaurant fire at Ghiardelli's 
then we spent the day riding the trolleys, one of which was the oldest one in the city at 126 years old.
After one last trip over the Golden Gate
we drove north through Santa Rosa (home town of Snoopy's creator Charles M. Schultz). Then a night drive over the mountains past Clear Lake and up to Redding.
Sadly, we remain undiscovered. From there we went out to view the freaky people on Venice Beach. From here we decided to head North, forgoing San Diego until next time, so as day breaks we find ourselves 400 miles up the I-5 in San Francisco once again. Reilly and Hailey checked out a restaurant fire at Ghiardelli's then we spent the day riding the trolleys, one of which was the oldest one in the city at 126 years old.After one last trip over the Golden Gate
we drove north through Santa Rosa (home town of Snoopy's creator Charles M. Schultz). Then a night drive over the mountains past Clear Lake and up to Redding.
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