San Diego

Native Americans first populated what is now known as Cuyamaca State Park. The native Kumeyaay Indians first named the area Ah-Ha kwe-Ah Mac or "the place where it rains".... keep reading →

The San Diego Zoo, a must see when you visit San Diego. keep reading →

Continuing site-seeing use the Metropolitan Transisit System in San Diego, Ca. by heading on over to the Zoo. keep reading →

Hey meat eater, have you ever even considered trying vegetarian food?  If so Veg-N-Out in San Diego, California, is just the spot for you!  Veg-N-Out offers food with a... keep reading →

I recently had the pleasure of enjoying the beautiful sailing ship "America" on a whale-watching excursion while visiting San Diego.  You may recall that Dennis Conner... keep reading →

Balboa Park is the nation's largest urban cultural park. It is the home to 15 major museums, renowned performing arts venues, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo, the... keep reading →

Golf is a sport that combines precision, athleticism, skill, and very good scenery and landscaping. Unlike most ball sports, golf courses play a critical part in the game of... keep reading →

Hot Springs Mountain. A classic San Diego hike because the summit is the highest point in the county. Not without it's red tape, Hot Springs Mountain (6,536' ), near Warner... keep reading →

...suggested I build a raft to go from as far up the Feather River you can go, and then float all-the-way-down into the San Francisco Bay. “Wouldn’t that be fun?” she... keep reading →

Head to the historic Grand Ave in Downtown Escondido on 11th February 2012 from 1 to 5pm, to enjoy the annual Escondido Chocolate Festival. keep reading →