This is my most favourite part of our drive to Half Moon Bay!! Every year Half moon bay has an Art and Pumpkin Festival and we were lucky we witnessed part of their preparation
This is my first time to see something like this – a pumpkin patch!
They sold other produce
Honey!!!
Pumpkins of course 🙂
STRAWBERRIES!!
I wrote about our drive to Half Moon Bay in the Philippine Star last Thursday October 16
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We have been wanting to go to the Ritz Carlton and dine here, finally we made it! 
Interesting place 
Navio
This is where we had our lunch, in the Conservatory
There was a wedding that morning
I took some photos from their website so you can see how beautiful it is
We had a nice brunch in the conservatory facing the bay
Love the terrariums
Very delicious cold pressed olive oil and balsamic vinegar
Warm Harley Farms Goat Cheese Gratin
Ceasar Salad with Grilled Salmon 
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Our friend, June, told us to drive to Half Moon Bay and in an instant we took her advice 
I love road trips!! I used to dread riding the car to get to a place, but there is actually so much to see on the road! I can’t even put down my camera. I never sleep or work anymore in the car. The problem now is that the trip gets longer because I always want to stop and take photos of the beautiful things we see on the way
On the way to Half Moon Bay, there is a short stretch of these trees. It’s an amazing sight – make sure to look to the left going there or on the right going back home
The drive is only around 30 to 40 minutes. It might take longer during weekends. So just like anything else, it’s always best to go non peak days.
We saw this tree farm! 
All fresh Christmas trees! Choose and cut your own 🙂
My first time to see a pumpkin patch!!!! LOVE!!!
Halloween is very big in the States!
Corn!
We saw Lemos farm which was all dressed up for Halloween
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I wrote about our drive to Half Moon Bay,
Click below to read the article in the Philippine Star which was published last Thursday
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It’s nearer for me to go to Wingstop in the Bay Area than to go to Wingstop in Katipunan! haha!! I am so happy to finally try Wingstop and I would like to compare the one in America to the one here 🙂 
I was told that Lemon Pepper is the bestseller
I got the 10 piece ( 2 flavours ) and shared it with James. We had Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan and seasoned fries 🙂 Between the two flavours we had them split it into classic wings and boneless
Classic Wings
Garlic Parmesan- Yummy and hoping they offered extra cheese and extra butter
Lemon Pepper- Yummy
Boneless – In America boneless wings is not really wings without the bones. They use the breast part. So they are just like Chicken nuggets 🙂 Here are the boneless pieces we had in Lemon Pepper and Garlic Parmesan
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Another place that always has a line! Tpumps! This went to get some while we were in Cream
Love the straws 🙂
It’s bubble tea 🙂
Pretty Mother daughter June and Thia enjoying their bubble tea [email_link]
After Dinner in Joy Sushi
Previous entry: Joy Sushi October 2014
June and family took us to Cream which was just nearby. There was a long line!! Heart2Heart likes long lines because it means that it is good 🙂 I always like to see what people are lining up for 🙂
In America, it’s so hard to decide! They give you so many choices! 🙂 
I forgot already what we ordered! But these were what we had. I can’t finish a whole and apparently you can order half or 1 cookie! 🙂 YUMMY YUMMY!
Haha!!Click below to go to their website
We were jet lagging when we arrived in the Bay Area, Thanks to Heidi’s pies, they are open 24 hours in El Camino Real
They are known for their pies 🙂
But we came to have breakfast 🙂Love hash browns!!
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