Morro Bay, California is a Lover's Paradise

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and oooo lala do I have a place for you!

With plenty of romance, adventure, culture and gastronomies, it’s easy to fall in love with this quaint seaside village. Visually recognized from the north, south, east and west for miles away by the colossal rock, aka Morro Rock, sitting beautifully on the Pacific Ocean, Morro Bay is love at first sight. For information on how to win a Morro bay vacation, just enter the Reasons To Visit Contest and choose why you can't resist Morro Bay during the beautiful winter months. Aside from being centrally located between Los Angeles and San Francisco on scenic Highway 1 in San Luis Obispo County, and surrounded by award-winning wine country from Paso Robles to Edna Valley, what makes Morro Bay a romantics' dream? While everyone's version of romance is different, here are 10 top reasons to navigate to Morro Bay when starry-eyed love is calling:

The Kansas Underground Salt Museum - Part 2

I am here to tell you the rest of the story.  If you don't have a clue as to what I'm talking about, click here.

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First stop was the mining gallery - where we learned about all aspects of the mining process used in the early 1920’s, 30’s, and so on. Over the past decades, numerous no-longer-used items have accumulated throughout the mine, creating sort of an ever-expanding time capsule. Included in those items is several equipment used during those early time periods. Some vehicles are at least 70 years old. Miners would purchase a vehicle needed in the mine, disassemble it to take it down, weld it all back together once in the mine, and then abandon the vehicle/equipment once it was no longer in working order. The miners have a saying, "what goes in the mine … stays in the mine".