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With Mexico to the northern border with Oregon, Highway 101 takes you through legendary places like San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, and Redwood National and State Parks. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to explore charming coastal towns, visit world-class wineries, and marvel at the majestic redwood forests.One of the must-see stops along Highway 101 is the charming town of Santa Barbara. Known for its Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, palm-lined streets, and beautiful beaches, Santa Barbara offers a delightful blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. Explore the iconic Santa Barbara Mission, stroll along the vibrant State Street, or relax on the pristine sands of East Beach.Avenue of the GiantsFor nature enthusiasts and those seeking a truly awe-inspiring experience, the Avenue of the Giants is an absolute must-visit. Located in Humboldt County, this scenic drive takes you through the heart of the ancient and majestic redwood forest.As you navigate the Avenue of the Giants, you’ll be surrounded by towering redwood trees, some of which are over 1,000 years old and reach heights of over 300 feet. The drive offers numerous opportunities to pull over and explore the forest on foot, with many well-maintained hiking trails and picnic areas along the way.One of the highlights of the Avenue of the Giants is the chance to drive through the famous Chandelier Tree. This massive redwood tree has a tunnel carved through its base, allowing cars to pass through. It’s a unique and unforgettable experience that truly showcases the immense size

Read our review of Redwood on Broadway, a new musical starring Tony Award winner Idina Menzel and co-created by Menzel, director Tina Landau, and songwriter Kate Diaz.In the wake of the wildfires that devastated the greater Los Angeles area just last month, the new Broadway musical Redwood takes on an extra gravity. At the show's climax, flames threaten to engulf the redwood forest where a woman named Jesse (Idina Menzel) is all but trapped on a platform high in a tree. I was gripped with perhaps even more terror than Jesse, who, after spending 90 minutes running from grief and guilt over her only son's death, becomes determined to stick firmly by that tree, which has become her new lifeline.The fact that my emotional response was inspired by January's events, however, rather than from the action as played out on stage, is evidence of a weakness that extends throughout Redwood: It largely tells its characters' struggles rather than showing them. Anyone can sympathize with Jesse's unimaginably deep sorrow, which propels her on an impulsive cross-country trip to California — but one wishes the musical showed more of the relationship between Jesse, her son, Spencer (Zachary Noah Piser), and her wife, Mel (De'Adre Aziza), whom she left behind. We get one extended flashback in which Spencer and Mel perform a homespun rap for Jesse's birthday, which proves one of the show's most effective moments.So, too, are the two noteworthy songs in Kate Diaz's score, both sung by Becca, one of two botanists who meets Jesse in the forest and introduces her to the world of the redwoods. In the role, a standout Khaila Wilcoxon is just as tender when guiding Jesse, and us, through arboreal history in "Little Redwood" as she is fiercely firm in "Becca's Song," where she shares her

Idea of what the space would actually look and feel like once it’s all in place. Planning the bed layout at our new homestead, using boards to get a rough plan before assembling the beds. I marked the area with stakes and string, then built the raised beds on a nearby patio area as a flat work surface.Another tool you could utilize is the Homestead and Chill free garden planning toolkit. It includes a plot plan you can use to sketch your ideas out, to scale on grid paper. It also includes a companion planting chart and planting calendars for every USDA hardiness zone!Best Raised Bed Wood OptionsYou can build DIY raised garden beds out of a wide variety of wood, depending your personal preferences, budget, and what is available in your area. An ideal wood choice will be long-lasting, sustainable, and safe! Redwood and cedar are the most popular, high-quality wood options to build long-lasting raised beds. They’re both beautiful, durable, rot-resistant, and will last at least a decade or two on their own! Redwood is typically most available on the west coast, while cedar is more common in the eastern US. We usually use heart redwood to build our raised beds, which is even more dense and long-lasting than common construction redwood (but has gotten really pricey nowadays). Redwood is also naturally resistant to termites. Neither redwood nor cedar needs to be stained or sealed in any way. However, you could treat them with a non-toxic wood sealer to even further extend their life if you wish. Softer woods like pine or Douglas fir are good middle-of-the-road choices. They are more affordable, which makes them very appealing if you’re on a budget! However, expect raised garden beds made from pine or fir to last about 3 to 7 years on average, depending on climate.The thicker and larger the boards, the more durable your DIY garden beds will be! For instance, 2-inch thick boards will last much longer than thinner 1-inch cedar fence pickets, and 2×6” or 2×8” boards will outlast 2x4s. That’s also why we use hefty 4x4s for the inner corners to hold the bed together! I do not recommend building raised garden beds from treated lumber, unknown recycled, stained, or painted wood, or toxic railroad ties.For any wood selection, look for ones marked with “FSC” or Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from

NCH Software Redwood Family Tree Software is a free genealogy software for Windows. Whether you are new to discovering your family genealogy or have been the family historian for years, Redwood Family Tree Software will help you to organize and view your research. Performing a family search today is exciting, but can also be overwhelming. Using our free family history software is easy, so that you can relax and enjoy the process of finding your ancestors and learning about their lives. Redwood Family Tree Software features: * View your family tree in multiple formats * Import GEDCOM files and genealogy charts * Save and load GEDCOM files * Export your family tree to a PDF file * View and print your family tree diagram * Include notes, repositories, multimedia and sources with your data User Rating: 2.5 (2 votes) Currently 2.50/512345 OS: Win2000, Windows XP, Windows 7 x32, Windows 7 x64, Windows 8, Windows 10, WinServer, WinOther, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64 Requirements: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10

Always makes me hungry. I’ll bet your pet could use a treat right about now. Botley: I think your pet would really like a treat.Frankie: Has your pet had a chance to see the view from Smiling Rock? Meet me there!Botley: Take your pet to Smiling Rock.Frankie: Isn’t this a great view? I’m sure your pet likes it.Frankie: What a good pet! It deserves a snack. You should give your pet one now.Botley: Your pet must be hungry. You should give your pet a treat.Frankie: Your pet really liked that snack!Ivy: Hey, I haven’t seen your pet in a while. Can you bring it out to the Meadows for a visit?Botley: Ivy wants to invite you to her meadows. Why don’t you meet her there and bring your pet?Ivy: Thanks for bringing your pet to see me. I love little animals!Ivy: While you’re here, do you think you could help? I can’t find Esmerelda. I think she’s afraid of all these hoverflies. Do you think you could catch them for me? Then maybe she’ll come out of hiding.Botley: Please help Ivy find her pet by catching all the hoverflies in the meadows.Ivy: Here she is! Oh, thanks ever so much for helping me find her! I think you’re ready for a catch tournament. Click on the Catch Board next to me to get started. Frankie: Others can count on you for help! That’s another piece of the Dependability Badge you’ve earned! Great job!4-3Trixie: I’ve got something exciting to tell you about. Come see me.Botley: Trixie needs to talk to you right away. Go see her.Trixie: I want to make sure everyone knows about the pet tournaments we have in Redwood Park. I need your help spreading the word. I’ve seen some of your artwork around the camp, and I think you will be perfect for the job.Trixie: Go to the Art Studio and make four pictures. Then, put the pictures you made on the billboards by the fountain, the Art Studio, Redwood Park and Pet Valley. Hops: I think Trixie wanted pictures for the billboards for the fountain, Art Studio, Redwood Park, and Pet ValleyPierre: The billboards at the fountain, Art Studio, Redwood Park, and Pet Valley need pictures.Trixie: Those billboards look great! Trixie: We should play music with each billboard. Can you music and put it in the music players in Pet Valley and Redwood Park? Add some to the Music Stand by the fountain too. Botley: You need to add music to the Music Stand by the fountain, and to the music players in Pet Valley and Redwood Park. Frankie: That’s another piece of the Dependability Badge you’ve earned! Great job!4-4Ivy: Come see me. I have something important