It was a great day to just poke around on The Avenue of the Giants between Richardson Grove south of Benbow north to Myers Flat. It’s a trip down memory lane. We first traveled this stretching 2008 but it was in 2014 that we lingered here and first started geocaching. At Richardson Grove we learned the visitor center is open only on the weekend. At Legends of Bigfoot, our first visit ever, we learned it’s basically a gift shop. None of the carved wood bears are traveling back to Tween Creeks with us this trip. At a couple of places along the road we found geocaches. And at Chimney Tree Grill we learned our memory didn’t deceive us, the hamburgers made from local grass-fed Beef are every bit as delicious as we remember.

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