06 - California Coast Trails by Joseph Smeaton Chase

from California Coast Trails · host Joseph Smeaton Chase

Journey back to 1911 with the adventurous Englishman, J. Smeaton Chase, as he travels the length of California on horseback, years before the creation of the iconic Highway 1. This enthralling podcast brings to life his 2000-mile trek from Mexico to Oregon, filled with quiet adventures, encounters at secluded ranches, and awe-inspiring coastal views. Originally from Islington, London, Chase spent most of his life in the Californian desert, capturing the spirit of early California in his travelog. Join us as we traverse through major landmarks, from El Monte to Laguna Beach, San Diego to San Francisco, and beyond. Experience the beauty of Californias coast as seen through the eyes of a pioneering traveler.

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