Salt Lake City Haunted Halloween 5K

Holli and I dressed up as Bumble Bees and participated in the Salt Lake City Haunted 5K.  We had a great time "wogging" the course and catching up on life. She is a doll and I love spending time with her. Justin's uncle, Gary, passed away that same weekend. He was also a lover of running so we printed photos of him and ran in his honor.

San Francisco - Day 5

Our last day. We made it a good one. We left Novato and drove back over the Golden Gate Bridge and onto the Pacific Coast Highway. We drove and drove and just took in all the sights. We started to get hungry and pulled off the road to this little place called Moss Beach Distillery. What a fun experience! Turns out, the restaurant is haunted! It is also a place that is totally doggie friendly!  From the restaurant website:

The Moss Beach Distillery is well known for its famous ghost, "The Blue Lady", and the popular NBC TV series Unsolved Mysteries recreated a haunting version of "The Legend Of The Blue Lady" and presented it to the world.

According to the ghostly Coastside legend, some 72 years ago a beautiful, young woman met by chance, a handsome dangerous man and fell in love with him. This sophisticated ladies' man was, say some, a piano player in the bar. The naive young woman, always dressed in blue was already married to another but her unsuspecting husband never knew of the illicit affair. She made many trips to the restaurant to be with her lover.

The beautiful lady in blue was reportedly killed while walking on the beach below the restaurant with her lover. He was assaulted, but survived. It is here at the Distillery you will find her searching for her lover. Many strange events have been documented since that time that can not be explained such as mysterious phone calls from no one, levitating checkbooks, locked rooms from the inside without any other means of entry, women diners losing one ear ring and then several of these are found in one place weeks later, date tampering with computers, sightings by small children. We are glad she is not destructive with her pranks and continue to hear of new events that cannot be explained.

San Francisco - Day 4

Saturday morning we woke up and headed out to Tennessee Beach in Marin County. Traci's brother and sister-in-law told us about a fun trail that went right out to the ocean and we couldn't pass up the opportunity to see the ocean again! The trail was awesome. It was pretty flat and since it was at sea level and we are used to this mountain air, we were able to run the trail no problems. We hiked to the top of the lookout and took in the beauty.

After the hike we went back to the hotel to get ready for Robert & Traci's wedding. We grabbed a quick bite and headed over to help them with last minute ties. I am so happy that Robert is happy! It was a beautiful quiet wedding and we were honored to be included. 

San Francisco - Day 3

Friday morning we woke up early and drove out of the Bay Area to Novato to meet Robert and Traci to help get ready for their wedding, but not before we took in a bit more sight seeing.  That evening we met up with the group and they took us to a wonderful Italian restaurant and we went back to Traci's parents to hang out and relax with friends.