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As seen in an earlier post of mine, a few weeks ago I took a trip over to visit Sea World in San Diego. Luckily, I built in some time to see more than just that park and was able to see more of the city itself. I'm so glad I did, because San Diego is fantastic. I know that what I saw just scratches the surface, but nevertheless I hope you enjoy these photos.

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Finally, one last look at Giant Dipper, along with its neighbor the Beach Blaster (KMG Afterburner).

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For some reason I found this "I'm Drowning!" icon to be humorous.

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Up at the Wave House, riders were putting on quite a show for the crowd.

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Instead of riding rides, then, let's visit the Pacific Ocean. People were swimming today, and it was not very warm!

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Looks like Giant Dipper won't be giving any rides today!

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Now it was time to head down to Mission Beach. Look, it's a roller coaster!

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At The Prado, you can enjoy lovely meals such as this one.

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This is the back of the House of Hospitality. The umbrellas you see are part of the outdoor dining area at The Prado.

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This is the Spreckels Organ Pavilion. The massive pipe organ inside was built in 1915 and can be heard from miles away.

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Looking at the Tower from across Palm Canyon.

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The Palm Canyon trail takes you down to the bottom of a ravine that is filled with very tall palm trees. Very cool!

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Light, shadow, architecture, lamps!

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It's the California Tower!

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Classic gardens dot Balboa Park. This garden reminded me of the area around the Hotel Hershey.

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I had to stand out in the middle of a street to get this shot. I did it for you, the reader!

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The Botanical Building houses thousands of tropical plants and flowers inside.

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This interesting structure is the Botanical Building.

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Along with its many cultural attractions, Balboa Park has plenty of natural beauty. This tree, for instance, has a 145-foot-wide canopy. (That's big!)

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From the hotel I headed out to Balboa Park. Balboa Park is home to many interesting buildings like this one. Most house museums.

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The hotel I stayed at thoughtfully provided these helpful instructions on the soap packaging.

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"aaaaaah, san diegeo, which is spanish for a whale's vagina"

(those of u not laughing have not seen anchorman)

 

good pics dude!

 

or maybe we thought that movie was lame...

 

But glad to see you liked san diego, you caught that beach on a good day. Luckily it isn;t anything like summer at that beach...

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