From left to right we have Butterscotch, Jessica, and Charlie. To the best of my knowledge, Butterscotch and Charlie are longer haired dutch (which means their ears will stay smaller and strait up) and Jessica is a short haired lop (which means she'll have long floppy ears that fall around her face). They're all up for adoption (for free!) after saturday, but speak up now if you'd like one so we can make sure it's not adopted out to someone else. Anyone can adopt a bunny, you don't have to be photographed to adopt them. They're adorable and cuddly and Jessica especially loves to get attention. If you'd like to come in and see them, give us a call and let us know when you'd like to stop by. That way we can make sure we're not busy photographing while you're here to see them.
We still have a few appointments available on Thursday and Friday, and right now we have one appointment left for Saturday morning. So if you're thinking about this set, call and make your appointment before we're all booked up!
269.321.8888
-Rebeca
Today was a travel day. We drove from Monterey to Hollywood. It was a long drive and almost all of my photos are from the car. The hardest part of taking pictures from the car is keeping bushes, trees, fences and signs out! The valley between the two mountain ranges is very fertile and full of farms, ranches and vineyards. The hillsides are bright green and all the leaves are coming out on the trees. I tried to find an orchard in bloom, but I guess this part of the state rows celery, broccoli, grapes and strawberries (or the best I could tell). The hills are full of the "California Happy Cows". The actor portrayals on TV have pretty dairy cows being the happy cow, but all I saw was black Angus, a beef cow. I don't know how happy they are, knowing their fate. Maybe that's why TV portrays them as dairy.
We stopped in Pismo Beach for lunch (I remember the Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is tunnelling to Pismo Beach and ends up in the Sahara or someplace like that). So I had to see Pismo Beach! To our surprise, we ran across Alex Bar-B-Que, voted the best restaurant in Pismo Beach. Of course we had to eat there. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich and the famous Alex French fries which were sprinkled with seasoning (kinda like Lawry's).
As we continued toward LA, we spotted the RV parks here for the retired people. Hey Mom and Dad, look at this, the perfect seaside park. All the RVs are lined up along a road just off the shoreline. Each space guaranteed an ocean view! I think you are missing out on the best view. Dad can go fishing, you can comb for shells and everyone will be happy!!!
Tomorrow we hit Hollywood!
See ya then.
Denise
Dave and I explored the coast today, both up close and from the mountain top. The morning was spent walking the shore in Monterey to watch the 
waves come crashing in. We then drove to the local state park that is suppose to be a wildlife haven. We saw harbour seals, sea otters and we heard the sea lions, but couldn't find them. There were whales off the shore and all we could see was the spout when they blew out their air. I don't even know what kind of whales 
they were. The birds here are different too. There is a type of blue jay that is sapphire blue on top and white on the bottom. One bird looks like a small Robin with a red breast, but the top of the bird is black instead of brown and it has white spots on it's wings. We stopped at the Monarch butterfly sanctuary where the butterflies spend the winter.
They had started to migrate north again, so there were not many left, but they were flying in the top of the very tall trees. I tried to take some photos of them, but they were too far away. 
We stopped at Morro Bay for lunch and enjoyed this little fishing town that had huge hints of being California's Saugatuck. There were shops all over the place!
The best part of the day was spent driving the Big Sur Highway up the coast. We were there untill there was no more light. How stunning!!! We will spend today exploring the coast again.
