I feel like a roving reporter! But I must say that blogging is a much quicker and fun way to write postcards. And you get to pick your own views to send!
We spent the entire day at the beach. What a parade! But we managed to pull ourselves away from the surf and off of our beach blankets long enough to investigate the pier. So many young people flock here. I can only imagine a weekend. This was midday on a Tuesday. About as crowded as you would ever want it. But a good opportunity for a language lesson, as there are lots of foreign visitors to beautiful San Diego.
Lots of blue found my camera today. I think it's even clicking quicker with all the happy colors around!
The Crystal Beach Hotel is located right on top of the pier.
I read the "private" sign with only a tad of irony. . . .
The loo is identified in a few different languages too. . . .
Grown kids constructed this castle with three round blocks of sand placed on top of each other. They were just perfect cylinders when we passed by in the morning. By six o'clock, viola!
Having a great time!
Wish you were here!
Jacqueline
Did you stay on the Crystal Pier? We stayed there a few years ago on a visit back to our old stomping grounds. We were married in Pacific Beach and lived in Mission Beach. I loved how each of the cottages on Crystal Pier was done in a different beachy decor. And the sound of the surf rushing underneath was pretty cool. Thanks for bringing back a memory.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter lived in San Diego for 7 years.
ReplyDeleteLove that place - she would bawl her eyes out if she read your blog today, she hates being back, but it's too expensive to live there and she just couldn't stay any longer.
Enjoy it- truly is a marvelous place.
Fun Jacqueline. I like the pastel bikes.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there too! Beautiful and fun photos/postcards. :) Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteFabulous pictures, I loved visiting SanDiego, the weather, and it's gorgeous! So glad you are having a blast!
ReplyDeleteCarol
So much energy and life in one place! Of course I want to paint the blue sign. And ride one of those great old bikes! Fabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post of San Diego. I've been there many times. Wonderful shot of the 'private' beach.
ReplyDeleteSan Diego looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the blues...feel cooler already.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are having a good time away.
Kari
Happy summer days Jaqueline.. San Diego looks a great place. _Thanks for the "post card"
ReplyDeletehappy holidays..
val
I wish I was there also never stayed in San Diego
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing place! That was in the middle of the week on a Tuesday!?? Wow. The energy looks so interesting and fun there... and the beach is always wonderful...
ReplyDeleteCindy
Wish I was there too!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there too...I love the ocean! I've never been to San Diego. It sure looks like a busy place. Hope you're having lots of fun :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the postcard ~ how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous day you had, Jacqueline. I can smell the salt air in each photograph!
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