Hotel Mision Santa Isabel Ensenada

... and a view and saw those strange circular formations in the sand. I am going to say space ship, I don't care what anyone else says. We then stopped off in Puertecitos for some fish tacos and a beer. We paid the 10 bux to check out the hot springs but ended up not really checking them out. We continued on and arrived in San Felipe for the evening. We stayed at the well over priced Lobster Hotel $80. March 17th. San Felipe to Palm ...

... some form or another, guys been whorin it up all over the world, haha dirty *******. We got a close look at Todos Santos island on the way out, wasn't really breaking, swell wasnt big enough. Kinda bummed wanted to see the big wave spot in all its glory. We tried to get the autopilot working, doing circles for no good ****ing reason, thing sucks still wont work.

Ensenada is a small fishing and commercial port catering to weekend and summer travelers from southern California. La Bufadora on the southern end of the bay is a natural rock formation where the sea explodes into a natural geyser. Beaches for swimming and surfing spots are found both north and south of Ensenada. Other local sports ...

... into neighborhoods NOT occupied by other cruise ship passengers. Bob loves that "local culture"...I'm over it. Today is day 30 of our vacation adventure and we realize we've practically forgotten what and where home is. Our ship time was really great and we totally enjoyed spending time with my parents and sister, and her hubby.

... uncles and grandparents. It was kinda fun. His dad showed me around his grandmas house, a very very dry place in a town called Lakeside. So much drier than the coastal areas, and quite hotter (hotter is a very strange word to use though). It was Caleb's sisters birthday as well, so we celebrated with angel cake and ice cream (the angel cake had very tart candies in it, it was pretty good!). Later that evening, we went to Caleb's youth group to meet his girlfriend and other ...

... be meeting up with us. Yeah, that's his name. Pretty awesome, isn't it? We're doing the Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek in Nepal and here's our itinerary: Day-01: Arrive Kathmandu. Day-02: Kathmandu valley & prepare for the trip. Day-03: Sightseeing in Kathmandu valley. Day-04: Kathmandu - Lukla (2860m) - fly in the morning then commence trek to Phakding (2600m) - 4 hours. Day-05 : Phakding - Namche Bazar (3446m) - 6½ hours. From Phakding the trail continues north up the ...

... are expectantly on her.

"I think I'm developing a grudge against the trolley system," she laughs. The last time she rode this line, a man had a heart attack on the train, which was stuck for an hour between stops as emergency crew worked to save the man. On this night we don't have that kind of time to spare. We still have half a dozen stops before station with the airport shuttle bus top, and still a lengthy journey from there.

The ...

Tuesdays are free museum days in San Diego so today I thought I would take another trip to the lovely Balboa Park and visit some. I went on my own as I like to take in everything on my own when I am museums, plus I could sing loudly with my iPod while walking through the park to get to them. The first one I visited was the Automotive Museum, where I realized I love old cars, though I know nothing about them at all. There were replica's of one's that Marilyn ...

I finally got to San D at 9am and felt a little grubby from the trip, but really was happy when I woke up on the bus there and saw sunshine. The weather there is guaranteed to be good 90% of the time and this cheered me up! Thje hostel I had booked was in the Gas Lamp Quarter and only two blocks away from the sea which upon arriving, I found was a very nice area. It is all old buildings (which I like), and seemed to be the ...