California Mishegoss

By Mark & Patti Clifford

California Mishegoss - Pizmo Cafe, Lighthouses to See, Disney Relics

#706・ May 7, 2022

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Good Morning Friends!

The Premiere Edition # 706

As promised, here is our premiere edition of the revamped newsletter.

We’re still working out some kinks at home to find the right stuff to post, including more personal written stories like the one this week on Pizmo Cafe.

I will be adding videos that I post on NewsBreak that involve cooking, even though they’re not precisely California recipes, but I am cooking here in Fresno, so why not. Maybe you’ll get some ideas.

Thanks for your continued support, and the newsletter will only get better as time goes by.

Be Well! Stay Safe!

Mark & Patti

Food!

Finally, homemade Italian food in Pismo Beach at Pizmo Cafe | Mark-John Clifford

This past weekend Patti and I made it back to Pismo Beach along with our son Andrew and his girlfriend Dusti. We wanted to get back there to try the Italian food at Pizmo Cage other than their pizza which we love.

original.newsbreak.com

The Gilroy Garlic Festival is not returning, despite false reports

Sorry kids, the festival is still canceled.

“It is coming to Fresno according to billboards all over the city that Patti and I have seen. More information as soon as I can get it.”

www.sfgate.com

Travel!

Point Sur Lightstation – Monterey, California

Discover Point Sur Lightstation in Monterey, California: Life in this isolated, hilltop lighthouse was lonely, but it sure was lovely.

www.atlasobscura.com

St. George Reef Lighthouse – Crescent City, California

Discover St. George Reef Lighthouse in Crescent City, California: A lighthouse built to save lives that took quite a few with its treacherous location.

www.atlasobscura.com

The Mojave Desert Mailbox – San Bernardino County, California

Discover The Mojave Desert Mailbox in San Bernardino County, California: The most isolated mailbox in America lets desert travelers record their passing.

www.atlasobscura.com

Drink!