Saturday, 19 March 2016

Jackson Day 4

It doesn’t get any lovelier than this, a warm sunny day amidst brilliant blossoms.  Rain has kept Daffodil Hill closed but the sun came out and we headed for a morning of traipsing through the flowers.  

 Daffodil Hill is a project of love by the McLaughlin family who bought the land in 1877 from Peter Denzer, a Dutch native.  Denzer started planting the daffodils and the McLaughlin’s and their descendants the Ryan’s have continued to keep the gardens open for visitors.  


 There are now about 300,000 plants in addition to donkeys, peacocks and antique farm equipment, all making for a most picturesque landscape.  
 
 
This was theoretically the last day of our trip but some just had to stay another day to enjoy the beautiful weather, relaxing atmosphere and lovely setting.  The evening ended with a fun gathering around the campfire.
 
We hope you enjoyed your vicarious travels with us and will sign up for the next RV trip in May 22 to Gold Ranch at Verdi, NV.  Also watch for information on the October trip to Petaluma and November trip to Paso Robles.

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