Torrey Pines Nature Reserve
That’s at least what our helpful campground host informed us while pointing out nearby locations on her San Diego map. And while the comment is true only in the same sense that all roads everywhere eventually lead to a beach, we nonetheless found ourselves repeatedly back at the water’s edge regardless of where we originally intended to go.
La Jolla Tide Pools
Cabrillo National Monument
Coronado Beach
Pacific Beach
Torrey Pines State Beach
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
Everywhere Once 
amazing photographs!
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Beautiful! I miss the west coast beaches!
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Great photos. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. 🙂
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Fantastic shots…great reminders of freedom that i associate with coastal views…I have snow outside my window now….
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Awww, I’m a little homesick now. My fam’ly used to spend weekends at the beaches up and down So. Cal. all the time (in the 70s you could still camp at most of ’em for free). I haven’t been to Cabrillo in ages…
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Are you guys going to venture up to Northern Ca. The beaches up that get even more amazing and quieter. Lovely photos !!!
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Just to let you know, I’ve nominated you for an inspirational blog award, you can read my nomination post here: http://howtocrossanocean.wordpress.com/2013/03/12/day-70-get-nominated-for-an-inspirational-blog-award/
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You’re quite talented at finding the best places and capturing them in professional quality photographs. A lot of research and work…Thanks. Hit Hotel del Coronado at dusk if you get a chance.
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You take such wonderful photos! ‘Traveling’ with you guys is always a pleasure!!
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