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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1926-1927
Franklin McMillan Diary 1926 & 1927 53.pdf
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about 5 miles here on through Solana Beach. Cardiff. Encinitas to Carlsbad, at the Twin Inns here they advertise Chicken dinners and have wooden chickens at the front for advertisement and from there to Oceanside then on to San Juan Capistrano where the old Mission is all the way so far not very interesting. mostly grazeing land. the road part of the time along the ocean and part of the time over the hills. at San Juan Capistrano we eat our lunch. some oranges grown here and also walnuts, weather warmer here as we go inland from here. next place of any importance was Irvine. seems to be a new section. thousands of acres of young orange groves next place Tustin. more oranges here. then Santa Anna. a real live looking city with street cars. next stop was Orange a smaller place then Anaheim. a great Walnut & Orange Belt around these places. visited these places seven years ago. and would not know them now they have grown so much. next place was Fullerton still in the fruit belt the
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