Created by becks on April 5, 2005
- Carmel-by-the-Sea is a charming small town at the south of the Monterey
Peninsula. It is surrounded by lovely nature, and downtown has some excellent
small shops and restaurants. Highway 1 towards Big Sur and the 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach are two of world’s most scenic roads.
- 2 reviews
- 3 Stories
- 20 photos
Created by Ishtar on September 20, 2001
- Carmel should have been the setting for Bridges of Madison County; Clint could take pictures of Meryl in any setting: bohemian, artistic, panoramic, seaside, or in a secluded alleyway. Together, they would walk along Scenic Road, and he¡¦d open a photo gallery in one of the city¡¦s many arcades.
Created by Judy Andreson on September 3, 2000
- Progress has a slow hand in the country-side of this Central Coast city. Ranching and growing grapes for wine are still a way of life here.
Created by modernist on June 25, 2006
- Description of highway 1 drive from LA to SF with stops along the way.
Created by kustom57 on April 21, 2006
- Clint's town is still going strong. A leisurely trip to the town of Carmel.
Created by whatelb on April 20, 2006
- A day trip to Carmel, California. One of the amazing beach spots along the West Coast.
- 4 reviews
- 1 Story
- 7 photos
Created by BlueJay21 on February 18, 2006
- Many have driven past this little treasure spot, adjacent of Highway 1. It is a fine destination for a weekend getaway, or to visit on a road trip.
- 5 reviews
- 1 Story
- 7 photos
Created by CoupleTravels on April 4, 2005
- While in Monterey for a few days, we decided to visit the Mission in Carmel. Here's what happened!
Created by Tana B. on December 29, 2004
- Gary Ibsen's annual "Tomato Festival" is one of the most coveted destinations for tomato lovers every September. in 2004, I was invited to come photograph it for a group of culinary professionals. Ohmygod.
Created by MsMaryMack on October 4, 2003
- Carmel By The Sea is a quiet, quaint town known for its golf, but offers so much more.
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