To the Redwood Forests

Our California Dream

By: Michael Boyajian

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Mike and Jeri leave behind their Brooklyn and Long Island lifestyles for a vacation in the sun west to San Francisco and then down the coast to Big Sur, Monterey, Pebble Beach and Carmel. Then they set off for a four hour drive to Yosemite in their clown car, a tiny Geo Metro. Jeri falls immediately in love with San Francisco wanting to stay and send for their things confident that as a coordinator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art she can land a job at an art museum in San Francisco and Mike can transfer out of Brooklyn Law School to a law school here. What will their decision be, should they stay or should they go?
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CALIFORNIANS CAN’T BE WRONG. To the Redwood Forests: Our California Dream

“The new book by author Michael Boyajian is dedicated to his late wife. The work is a devotion to her and her remembrance of their joy together and what the future would have held if they lived their California dream.

The book is divided into four main chapters. The chapters are detailed with the experiences and their vacation in California, the Golden State. He focuses on his wife’s impressions of their trip and highlights each area visited by well-known personalities. The author weaves the path of their happiness through San Francisco the epicenter of their journey, and their day trips to various locations in California. He brings into the panorama of sites especially of interest to his wife. In addition, he has shared his personal photos of many places which includes he and his wife. Included in the book are comparisons he makes of California with other places that they have traveled overtime around the world and in New York. In the Epilogue, the author’s summation reviews this memorable vacation and their visit in California filled with joy and shares their dream. The book encourages vacationers to visit California.“ - Gary A. Kulhanjian, Social Historian