It was time to leave La Habra and so we headed north towards I-5 which would take us through the Central Valley to the Silicon Valley. Unfortunately we didn't notice the place where 5 and 99 split but fortunately we called Harris Ranch and so were guided back after only about tan hour of diversion. Once there, we admired the outdoor grill and their sign before entering and admiring the display of raw meat and then being seated and getting our menus

and noting what was special and the specialty drinks that we couldn't have because we had miles to drive but we did partake of the water and this iced tea made Suzanne happy as I admired the taxidermy before the onion rings came among with Suzanne's steak sandwich and my mushroom sandwich, both quite good. We drove on and stopped at Mamy's Fruit Stand where we did not feed the horses despite this sign for the collection with the horses in the background but we did buy these figs and cherries to go with the almonds of various stripes from Harris Ranch as Suzanne and Barbara and Jacobo posed before we went off to old El Paso where I had this margarita and Suzanne had her wine as dinner was served. After dinner we walked along the shoreline where we could see the coastal range with a tame sunset and as we marched on we admired the clouds before we came across this heron.