Highrise Views of San Diego Bay and Seafood Dinner
Before nightfall we were again seated around a table at C Level Lounge on Harbor Island, looking over the bay, awaitig a fabulous dinner.
Historical Seamstress & Homeschooler
Before nightfall we were again seated around a table at C Level Lounge on Harbor Island, looking over the bay, awaitig a fabulous dinner.
My hubby sent me to the spa to experience a coconut scrub with apricot seed powder folllowed by massage with lotion and exotic tropical oils.
In the 1920s, landscape architect Ralph Cornell, transformed the Quad into a retreat for students, reminiscent of Thomas Jefferson’s University of Virginia.
We enjoyed a deliciously imaginative lunch surrounded by potted gardens full of sunflowers, tomatoes and zinnias, while overshadowed by Redwoods.
However, my husband’s greatest goal was to arrive at Myers Flat to drive through a tree…a tradition that has beckoned tourists as far back as the Model T Era.
Due to Ferndale’s wealth brought in by the dairy farms and creameries, the many ornate Victorian buildings were dubbed, Butterfat Palaces.
As a result of the unique conditions along the Northern California coastline we were experiencing that morning, Redwoods are the tallest of any other trees.
I walked through the books of Dr. Seuss, inspired by unique plants of the area and the sites of La Jolla near San Diego, California.
While I savored each scene of the Versailles exhibit, I learned more about how the Ancient Greek and Ancient Romans influenced French art.
While sitting in our booth, I noticed a picture from the George Lucas film, American Graffiti of the original Mel’s Drive-In, in San Francisco.