Where are we today?
The Chateau at Lake San Marcos
Our third day with Greg was spent in the city of San Diego. We started the day in the Old Town. Interesting old buildings and some history, but for the most part, commercial enterprises. We got there at opening time of 10 am, so we were to early to have lunch at El Fandango which has fantastic fish tacos. We did have some wonderful coffee, though. Great to see a whole rack with South African Rooibos Tea.
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| Shelves with bottles of Rooibos tea |
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| Chair made of horns |
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| Print Shop |
Our next stop was Seaport Village and the Embarcadero. We just wandered around and looked at the boats out on bay, rock balancing and the general scenery.
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| Cruise ship about to leave port. |
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| Balanced rocks |
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| Beautiful sail boat |
After spending a couple of hours down at the
Embarcadero, we went into the
Old Gaslamp Quarter section of San Diego and had lunch at an
Indian Restaurant. I don't eat very spicy foods, but this was delicious.
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| Lunch at Monsoon, Indian restaurant in Gaslamp Quarter |
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| Buffet Table |
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| Different curries |
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| Mango Mousse, very yummy |
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| Old Buildings in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego |
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| Michael found a beer drinking buddy |
To finish up the day we went up to
Balboa Park to the Photographic Exhibition, which Greg really enjoyed.
Looks very much like one of our days in San Diego last year, a neat place to tour.
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