Lane and Matt take a day off from the toils of the road to enjoy the Pacific coastline.

Truly some of the most spectacular sites in the US is the California coastline, as Road Crew 1 experienced in their travels.

Highway 1 hugs the California coast, providing access to windswept cypress trees, rugged cliffs and canyons, beautiful lighthouses, and the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean, a site worth all the hard work it took for Road Crew 1 to get here.

The crew were surprised and delighted to be joined by four members of Pure Ecstacy welcoming us to Motown Mondays at Broadway Grill in Burlingame, CA. With their wireless mics they serenaded for over an hour railing off classic Motown and Soul hits from the Temptations-My Girl to the Commodores-Brick House.

Doug Stoup and Zach Crist joined Lane on stage to get the crowd on their feet throwing high fives and chest bumps throughout the night.

Doug Stoup and Reggie Crist got to share some stories about their different segments of the film including Antarctica, Svalbard, Norway and Southern Utah.

Did you know that California is the most geographically diverse state in the nation? It contains the highest (Mount Whitney) and the lowest (Death Valley) points in the contiguous US. Oh, and there are a few ski mountains to go along with the beaches, enough ski mountains to fill up show after show in the San Francisco area with skiers counting down the days until winter.

After showing Wintervention at the Palace of Fine Arts, we walked to a historic airplane hanger with a feeling of childhood excitement; you know the feeling that you get when you know you are going to have over 70 trampolines at your disposal. I jumped until I could not any longer. This place has a full on basketball court, dodge ball court, and they host all sorts of aerial and fitness training. Let’s just say that trampolining is the new yoga ladies and gentlemen.

We finished up in San Fran and headed north through wine country to the Crest Theatre in Sacramento.