Blogs from Pacific Beach, San Diego, California, United States, North America

There are 30 MLB teams, each of them having their own ballpark. Each ballpark is unique in its own way and holds a special place in its fans' hearts. However, url=https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffox5sandiego.com%2Fsports%2Fpadres%2Fpetco-park-named-best-mlb-ballpark-by-usa-today%2F%3Futm_campaign%3Dsocialflow%26utm_source%3Dt.co%26utm_medium%3Dreferral&data=05%7C01%7C%7C70ce352b32cf42e972a508db31460877%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C638157949087169175%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=IK0n5%2BziCXlz2sEnMRZRAQEycfWSrqQ9cAa8p92ft0s%3D&reserved=0according to USA Today, none are better than your San Diego Padres' own Petco Park. A long time and dear friend attended the dedication of the stadium (Petco), and got to meet Teddy Ballgame himself, Ted Williams, a... read more

With 70 miles of picturesque beaches, San Diego is truly a seaside paradise for tourists. And what better time than the fall season to explore its amazing beaches when everything from the temperatures to the hotel prices and tourist density goes down. While La Jolla and Mission Bay have been prominent beaches in the area, there are plenty of other coastal stretches where you can spread your sheets and bask under the shining sun. Extending from the international boundary to the North County coastline, here are some of the hidden beaches of San Diego that will surely leave you stunned. #1 Border Field State Park This splendid beach gets its name from its location along the Mexican Border towards the southwest corner of the US. The Border Field State Park encompasses about one and a half-mile ... read more

Hello blog world! First off, I have never been very good with technology so if anyone has cool tips or suggestions about my blog, I am all ears. Second, I have a few trips under my belt along with living and working abroad but my current mission: document and share my next expedition into the unknown. I did the work to secure my teaching position in Vietnam so now I am in a waiting game, til the day comes. Today I made a check list of things to do before I leave which includes: consolidate my student loans cancel my cell phone plan clean out my wardrobe buy a large luggage make copies of all my documents clear off my computer and update the software check my insurance Vietnamese to English dictionary stock up and make ... read more

Amphibious Robotic Snake rumor has it that in recent times been declassified subsequent to decade of works, despite the fact that the agency in charge for organizing it remains not mentioned and unspecified. In spite of its incredibly impressive and strangely lifelike robot, it has also some tremendously useful real-life functions. The robosnake or snake robot is modular. It means that its divided sections can be put together in any numeral desired. Between of the sections are unfilled, flexible stretchy lengths tubes so as to let the robot machine to turn and twist and push itself frontward, and in adding up to provided that much-needed good spirits or buoyancy. That is right, “buoyancy”: the robosnake are also amphibious and it is able of (on the very slightest) go for a dip to swim on the water ... read more

Going it alone: the road to San Diego My route from Joshua Tree to San Diego was all planned out, I was to take the scenic route, as advised by a Ranger, and was really looking forward to the journey, it encompassed a Desert Park, a few vineyards, a couple of quaint towns and sounded great. I started off touring the part of Joshua Tree park I hadn’t covered the day before – the route from Twenty-Nine Palms to Cottonwood Springs. I hadn’t planned to spend much time there, having spent all day there on the Saturday, but once you start getting out the car and wandering around, you just want to see more. The southern part of the park was quite different from the Mojave Desert section – and not just by the absence of ... read more