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Travel Blogs from San Diego

Old town

A travel blog entry by robannie

... the pavements were full and walking was almost impossible, it was manic...the smell of street food wafted in the breeze and people were pushing and shoving for a better look and a bargain... an hour was enough and it would soon be dusk so we hurried back to the border only to be greeted by 500 cars along the roads waiting to cross and almost as many people in one long line along the pavement....super...!!

The line of traffic was very interesting though, ...

Stay Classy, San Diego.

A travel blog entry by rosethexton

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... zonazoo fans that we are, decided to check out a volleyball game against our rivals, Arizona State University- ASWHO? We won 3-1 but had no idea how the scoring worked for quite substantial part of the match (or the audience rituals)! Following the game Ellen and I met up with the others and, joined by Imari, went to a comedy show by the Charles Darwin Experience group in the Student Union building, which was enjoyable but wouldn't have ...

SAN DIEGO

A travel blog entry by thecrisps

... border.

Brenda, Peter and Candy and I did lots of trips around the town as well. Coronado hotel was built in 1888 and it is a wooden hotel on the far side of Coronado Island and beautiful to behold. Loved seeing that. The Pacific Ocean is on its shore and lots of tourists travel there to spend a few weeks in summer.

Food in the US comes with sides of fries, fries, fries, potatoes and ...

A tale of two Bret(t)s

A travel blog entry by bretandlizette

... eighteen.

For dinner, we met up with Brett and headed to Cozymel’s for Mexican food and margaritas. Then we headed home to play several hands of UNO – where Lizette learned the true meaning of the word ‘defeat’. However, Myriem says there’s no such thing as a loser, only a last winner. ;)

Tonight, we’re checking in early for some good sleep on the air mattress ...

Ashley's American Adventure - San Diego

A travel blog entry by ashnblog

... for me because I’m 19 years old on my passport, about 30 years old mentally and 22 years old on my fakey. So you clearly see my dilemma with this whole 21 years legality ******** that they have. Now was the time. Time to test out this fakey I made on Microsoft Word with some coloured ink, a dodgy photo and some lamination sheets from Officeworks. Creative huh? No, just utterly desperate.

After dinner, it was time to hit the nightlife. Standing in line ...