Pictures from San Diego
On the eve of my departure to nearly the most northern point of the Pacific coast in the U.S. I bring pictures of nearly the most southern point of the Pacific coast in the U.S.!
Near Old Town San Diego, walking distance from my hotel.
The entrance to Old Town.
A cute water fountain at a cafe.
I love the mural on this shop. I remembered it instantly from a trip to San Diego a couple years ago. This trip I bought some lotion from the shop.
I thought this was a very cool shop sign.
The water fountain at my hotel.
Sunset in San Diego.
I got breakfast at a nearby cafe and had probably the best caramel mocha I've ever had. And a delicious chocolate scone to go along with it.
A charming corner of Old Town.
The church in Old Town.
Shopping in Old Town.
Trading Post!
Old Town Square.
More of the buildings in Old Town.
Near my hotel was a neighborhood with some very pretty rehabilitated Victorian era houses from the late 19th century. Too pretty not to take pictures of!
I really liked this one. Loved the color (obviously) and it had some very unique accents.
The turret of another house.
More of the houses.
A very nice Queen Anne.
A very pretty Italianate. Love the overhanging roof.
This was too picturesque not to take a picture of.
I liked the view of the porch with the house in the background.
A very colorful Bird of Paradise.
This grouping of plants and trees caught my eye.
I just loved the leaves of this plant. And the sun was just the perfect color.
I'm off to Seattle tomorrow! I may have some internet access and I'm planning on doing as much site seeing as I can in between training class sessions so I'll try to share some pictures and narrative.
Near Old Town San Diego, walking distance from my hotel.
The entrance to Old Town.
A cute water fountain at a cafe.
I love the mural on this shop. I remembered it instantly from a trip to San Diego a couple years ago. This trip I bought some lotion from the shop.
I thought this was a very cool shop sign.
The water fountain at my hotel.
Sunset in San Diego.
I got breakfast at a nearby cafe and had probably the best caramel mocha I've ever had. And a delicious chocolate scone to go along with it.
A charming corner of Old Town.
The church in Old Town.
Shopping in Old Town.
Trading Post!
Old Town Square.
More of the buildings in Old Town.
Near my hotel was a neighborhood with some very pretty rehabilitated Victorian era houses from the late 19th century. Too pretty not to take pictures of!
I really liked this one. Loved the color (obviously) and it had some very unique accents.
The turret of another house.
More of the houses.
A very nice Queen Anne.
A very pretty Italianate. Love the overhanging roof.
This was too picturesque not to take a picture of.
I liked the view of the porch with the house in the background.
A very colorful Bird of Paradise.
This grouping of plants and trees caught my eye.
I just loved the leaves of this plant. And the sun was just the perfect color.
I'm off to Seattle tomorrow! I may have some internet access and I'm planning on doing as much site seeing as I can in between training class sessions so I'll try to share some pictures and narrative.