Here it is my final day. Got most of my stuff packed and ready. In a few hours one of my cousins will take me to the train station where i start my return journey.
Yesterday was more or less uneventful. Finally after getting the right direction made my way to the Beach of Malibu.
No one ever says there is a huge drop in elevation.
Lastly i went orange picking with my cousins and a friend of their’s.
It was fun, and it turns out that fresh oranges do taste better
Frankly with the days dying down and I can clearly see one of my cousins thinking I been here too long. We went to the California Science Center. https://californiasciencecenter.org/
They do have a couple of advantages It’s free and it’s almost as good as the Air and Space Museum. Although in a bit of expansion, this will include a Space Shuttle and A SR-71 Blackbird.
But I think the most unexpected this was the Da Vinci exhibit
Filled with modern recreations of his inventions and let me tell you they were amazing.
Yes it is amazing as it looks, there are literally treasures around every corner. I bore you with what I saw, that is what the link is for.
The food in their Cafe was terrific, a bit expensive but terrific. For example I got a salad and soda it was $32. See what I mean.
As for today with essentially a day and a half to go. I am suppose to do some errands with one of my cousins then a trip off to what is suppose to be the best science museum in the state.
The truth is my time here is winding down, I leave late Wednesday for yet another 2 day train trip.
In addition did you know the Chinese Theater was around there and so is where Jimmy Kimmel does his show. Although I do have photos I am unable to post them atm. Not my home and things are a bit confusing. Typical when where traveling.
The one thing I can mention is the Chinese Theater is quite a bit smaller. Than it looks in the old videos. They also have guards protecting the footprints. They where showing an old movie. Casablanca I think. TCM also had it’s own theater. It’s quite an are with tons of venders, drag queens people trying to get tourists to buy their $10 CD, as well as costume characters and tour operators. The sidewalks for the most part crowded. I think one of the biggest surprises that they are still sell maps to the home of celebrates.
BTW Mel’s Dinner who I would even describe as a touristy place. Really did have great food. I had a meat loaf sandwich that was fantastic.