Blogs from San Diego, California, United States, North America - page 81

I spent several hours visiting Celebrity's cruise ship The Infinity yesterday. She was docked in the Port of San Diego. I found the day to be a success, due to picturesque setting of the San Diego Harbor, and the many features and amenitites that make up this upscale cruise ship. The "Infinity" is the second of Celebrity's ships I have done shipboard inspections on. I visited the Mercury while at a trade show last June in Seattle. The Mercury was built in 1997; the Infinity in 2001. She contains 1,059 total accommodations, which is a combination of 50 suites, 853 outside cabins (with balcony and without) and 206 inside staterooms. The Infinity offers a mixture of traditional assigned dining, alternative restaurants and one restaurant upgade for an additional price of $30 per person per meal. Reservations ... read more

Barstow -- San Diego. San Diego. Dead Can Dance concert. ... read more

I don't know what happened but the other site wouldnt let me put photos on (thats why i made 2 sites!!) i think that they will all be from San Diego but I will see what there is. I am having a ball here everything is soo good, sometimes i dont ever want to come home :) anyway here they are hope every one is having as much fun as me !!! but i doubt it. ... read more

Sorry I got a bit preoccupied doing other things and haven't updated my blogs in quite a while. But they're getting to the end of my time in the USA so keep reading to see how it pans out. Apologies for the poor quality photos from now on, my digi cam stopped working. After spending the previous day at Universal Studios, the tour then went into Malibu in the morning. I was quite excited at the possibility of some star-spotting at the Malibu Starbucks but was let down - nobody I recognised was there when we were. After our coffee stop we travelled towards LA and beyond along the beach by all the nice expensive houses. We drove through Santa Monica, Brentwood, LA, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Wilshire and Westwood not necessarily in ... read more

For first full day in LA I had booked to go to San Diego Zoo. San Diego is about 2.5 hours down the south coast of California. On the trip I was joined by a noisy bunch of Aussies, as they are called here and some other travellers from Canada, Italy and America). So after a brief hello, I quickly sided with the Canadians on board and enjoyed travelling through the day with Trevor and Gordon. The drive down had a few highlights for the group and some were just special for the driver. The first one the driver wanted to mention was the monument for Dolly Parton’s breasts. Well it was actually a power station, but anyway the driver wanted to infer something about the shape of the two plants. I thought the fuel source ... read more