Adventures in SLO
(Cotton On Camel Coat similar / Lucky Brand Jeans / Dailylook over-sized sweater / Circus by Sam Edelman Boots)
Photography by Crystal Kong
My new year adventures started in SLO (San Luis Obispo) with a stop at the bubblegum wall, an eccentric candy shop and a lovely stroll on a popular downtown street. It was a cold winter day so I stayed warm in my camel coat and new jeans from Lucky Brand. Of course, I didn't forget to layer an over-sized sweater underneath and a beanie to top things off.
If you live in the California area and
have never taken a road trip up the Central Coast, I definitely recommend doing
so. My friend and I started from Los Angeles, traveled through Santa Barbara,
Pismo Beach, SLO, Morro Bay up to Santa Cruz. Here are my top suggestions for
places to stop at:
1.
Clam Chowder Bowl at Splash Café in Pismo
2.
The Bubblegum wall and walking the town of SLO
3.
Watch the sunset at Morro Rock
4.
The Forest of Nisine in Santa Cruz
5.
Santa
Cruz Boarwalk
On the way back to Los Angeles, we decided to detour and
take the long route on Highway 1. We stopped in Carmel which quickly became my
favorite seaside town. We got there around 8am and went straight to the beach.
What a sight for sore eyes! There’s something so calming about the ocean breeze
on a brisk morning. We then headed through Big Sur which was even more
incredible. The drive takes over 2 hours because you stop every few minutes to
just take in every view possible. We got so lucky with perfect weather too
because it tends to be cold during this time of year.
I’m sure you’re all wondering what I wore! When I travel, I have to stay comfortable. Jeans, a sweater and sneakers is what got me through Big Sur. Luckily so, because we found a private beach where we had to weed through weeds and climb down rocks to get to. Hopefully, you will all get to experience it one day! Remember, eat well, travel often!
I’m sure you’re all wondering what I wore! When I travel, I have to stay comfortable. Jeans, a sweater and sneakers is what got me through Big Sur. Luckily so, because we found a private beach where we had to weed through weeds and climb down rocks to get to. Hopefully, you will all get to experience it one day! Remember, eat well, travel often!