In leaving Corvallis on last Tuesday, I had originally planned to drive straight back to Los Angeles. However, with a winter storm approaching, and a late start behind me, I decided to add another day to my trip, and hop across the Sierras to Mammoth. I chose to travel by California Highway 89, just south of Mt. Shasta. This road leads to Lassen National Park, but before there, I took a cut off to Susanville and Janesville, where California Girl just moved from. It figures, I finally pull into a town where a cousin lived, just to find out she moved!
Heading south out of Oregon, I was chased by lots of wind and rain, that began to subside when I got to California. In California again, I felt confident that I could once again pump my own gas with out destroying my vehicle, and I was proven correct. However, Mt. Shasta decided to hide that day from everyone.
On California 89, I discovered a waterfall I had not heard of before, Burney Falls.
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I liked it so much, I even took a picture of myself by it.
Despite the storm blowing pretty hard at times, the further south I went, the lighter it became. Sunlight became visible again as I went over the Sierras, and on a high plateau I found a rainbow. This car was lucky enough to be visible then!
