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Encinitas Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Encinitas, United States
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Re-entry
... down in our bigger than mid-sized car and Chum set up a pillow nest back there. She made it from Lubbock to Encinitas without a seatbelt...back of the station wagon...old school. I'm really proud of them for toughing it out and making it work. ...
Wanderlust.....
Hi it's me again. You know, your friendly Swedish Vagabond :) Wanderlust has gotten me to dream about exotic places and this time I'm heading East. Oh yeah, not taveling alone this time, my fabulous boyfriend, chef and rockstar Josh is going to be my ...
home...
I'm sure if auto correct had it's way, I'd be "Carlos"... But, again, what I am is car-less... with no promise when that status might change. I am absolutely clear in my understanding that this is a travel blog. I know with total ...
A good hand job
I spent my last day in Mumbai strolling trough the city's tree lined boulevards, exploring fashionable boutiques and marveling the stunning Victorian architecture. Although many facades are on the brink of falling apart, they still manage to stand proud ...
Donna and Jon Combined: Organized AND Clean!
We arrived into Encinitas after leaving HB at 4:30pm -- it was sad to say goodbye to Mom and Dad, but we hope to be back in June for a visit. We took one last drive down PCH to see the ocean and then hopped onto the freeway -- you'd think we'd have ...
I wouldn't have believed you...
If you had told me on May 24, 2012 that when I hit a deer in Texas that I wouldn't get my van back, in working order until August 15th I wouldn't have believed you. The damage just wasn't that bad... to the van. Now if you had told me ...
A latin start on the New Year!
So it's time again to pack my bag for new adventures! This time my heart is beating extra hard for Spain. Tapas, flamenco and some serious biking in the high mountains surrounding Marbella in lovely Andalucía is awaiting. But first I'll toast the ...
I never fancied myself a Blogger.....
I'm really not sure of the role of Blogger. It is, I'm sure akin to a friend or just someone near your table at Starbucks that won't shut up about their thoughts, opinions, pontifications and monologues that they think are soooo worthy of ...
Ready for take off- destination Peru
People say that what we are seeking is a meaning for life. I don't think this is what we're really seeking. I think what we're seeking is an experience of being alive. ~Joseph Campbell This quote sums it all up about how I feel about life. And especially ...
A vision becomes a reality
A couple of months back I was lying on my yoga mat during savasana, the final pose after a practice. I drifted into a deep meditation to the magical tunes of singing metal bowls. I was in a state of complete bliss and, this might sound a bit cheesy, but ...
Final Details
My first taste of real freedom came in and because of my first car. A friend had a 1967 VW Bus which sat, not being driven in his side yard. I was 15 at the time, but would go sit in that car and "drive" it and dream what it would be like to ...
Reclining Nude with an occasional aroma of cattle
... to buy a very stylish man bag in brown leather in which we both thought he would look, very Euro in on the streets of Encinitas. This fabulous looking bag however smelled like cattle and dirt. “Ah, it will soon go away he assured me; Just embrace ...
The Himalayas awaits...
Hello my friends, yes, it is time again. Time for another amazing journey. My friend Karin and I will be visiting India for the second time together. Last time Karin ended up in a small town "hospital" with a dirt floor and blood stains on the uncovered ...
Holiday start
We managed to have a pretty uneventful flight over to LA and even got in some sleep (yay!). After organising our bags Wayne found his shuttle and I found my bus to the train station. The train left about 5mins after I got on it and I had a relaxing ...
Downtime
Our time in San Diego was filled with sorting ourselves out for getting the bike back to NZ and getting ready for the Guatemala and Colombia legs of our trip. On Monday we'd decided to take Tim's advice and hire a car to drive up to LA in. This way we ...
Wayne arrives!
... ID was required, which of course we hadn't brought with us! We all had dinner together and then Wayne and I went back to Encinitas while Susan and co enjoyed their night out. I guess we should be flattered to be considered less than 30 (the age that ...
San Diego Zoo
Today we decided to visit San Diego zoo. Although we hadn't initially thought we'd have time to do this, needing the bike to be serviced had provided us with the extra time in San Diego. Tim, Kathy, Wayne and I set off to the zoo just after 8:30 in ...
I'm off!
Packed up and ready to go... LAX - Tokyo - Singapore - Kathmandu. It's going to be a looooong couple of days! ...
Final ride
Today was the last riding day for us as San Diego was our final destination. We left around 8am while the temperature was still cool enough for us to be able to deal with our jacket, jeans and helmet. We rode on Interstates the whole way from Phoenix ...
Oy - what a trip!
So I obviously ran out of steam on writing once I got to Japan (I actually ran out of steam altogether!) and had limited access to internet while I was there. Overall - it was amazing, and weird and delicious. Details will have to be ...
SoCal
... for us and he slept on the sofabed in the family room. The next day, Pete and Julie took us on a tour of the coast between Encinitas and San Diego, about 35 miles south. We stopped off at La Jolla for a while, to have a look at the sea lions, pelicans, ...
Finding Transporation
... and have the rental agency come pick us up. Soon we are zipping along in our Ford Fusion. We head south toward Encinitas, down the Pacific Coast Highway, to look at the most promising of all the cars Art found. Beautiful coastline and ...
Day 46 - Huntington Beach to Encinitas
... a struggle! Luckily they were really easy and right by the ocean so was a great leisurely end to the day! We got to Encinitas and prepared for the arrival of mum and dad! They timed their arrival perfectly as we'd showered and sorted ourselves out! They ...
Surfin at Swami's
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Die ersten Meilen mit den Camper...
Heute Morgen haben wir es ruhiger angehen lassen, weil wir den Camper erst ab 13:00 Uhr übernehmen konnten. Um 06:00 Uhr wurden wir erst einmal geweckt, weil doch tatsächlich jemand an dem angrenzenden Parkplatz den Rasen mähte und die Hecke schnitt. ...
First Day On The Road
This is Rhys, and I'm coming to you from a couch in the living room of the Maloney household in Encinitas. It was quite the wild and crazy first day; I'll recap as best as I can for you. - Kristen came and picked us up right on time. Aaron accidentally ...
Good-bye, San Diego
Before leaving San Diego in mid-February, my co-workers at the Wild Note Cafe/Belly Up Tavern had a going away party for me at the Brigantine....when I started working there 2 1/2 years ago, I had no idea what I would be in for....! Regular customers who ...
Sea To Shining Sea
... camping on this trip was on the Atlantic and today we came over the rise and saw the Pacific. The drive from Lake Havasu to Encinitas was gorgeous. We hit the desert at it's best covered in yellows and fuchsias from being abloom. As far as the eye ...
It's raining in Hollywood
... us from Manchester) the views weren't that great and we weren't that keen on getting really wet. Decided to stop the night in Encinitas so headed out for a bite to eat at the local Sports Bar and Grill House in true American style. Back to Motel Villa ...
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