Spring break
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Anyone did anything interesting?
The family and I took a road trip up to SFO, visiting family and seeing the sights. The best part was experiencing Alcatraz. I'll put pics up if anyone's interested.
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Written on Al Capone's cell:
Here I lay with my boner
I know that I am a goner
I know I shouldn't have done her.
Drop off will it, I wonder.
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Originally posted by jetta:
Anyone did anything interesting?
The family and I took a road trip up to SFO, visiting family and seeing the sights. The best part was experiencing Alcatraz. I'll put pics up if anyone's interested.
Peektures, please!
Did you guys take the PCH or I-5 to get to 'Frisco?
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
Peektures, please!
Did you guys take the PCH or I-5 to get to 'Frisco?
The 5. We were in a hurry to get there. The drive was nice though. On the way back, we took the 1 but had to turn back after an hour when we realised we wouldn't make it home by 10pm.The route our GPS recommended took us to the Carmel Valley. Pretty drive but the undulations!I'll post pics soon. Too lazy to do it now. :P
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as a typical food cultured singaporean....did you visited the fisherman warf to eat seafood....
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
as a typical food cultured singaporean....did you visited the fisherman warf to eat seafood....
If my most recent visit to SF a couple of years back was any indication, you won't find any decent seafood restaurants along Fisherman's Wharf. That place has become a veritable tourist trap overrun by Korean-owned souvenir shops hawking t-shirts, trinkets and whatnot to gullible visitors. -
Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
If my most recent visit to SF a couple of years back was any indication, you won't find any decent seafood restaurants along Fisherman's Wharf. That place has become a veritable tourist trap overrun by Korean-owned souvenir shops hawking t-shirts, trinkets and whatnot to gullible visitors.really...... that's a shamed. I was there like 1988........
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
as a typical food cultured singaporean....did you visited the fisherman warf to eat seafood....
Nope. The hubby and kids had never been so it was my civic duty.
Fisherman's Wharf is nothing like what I remembered from my last visit way way back in the early 90s. Reminds me so much of Kuta Beach now.We also stumbled on Pier 32. The Hard Rock is there now among other restaurant offerings and gift stores.
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Woohoo ! Paintball this weekend, might head down to NYC on the 10th of may then Montreal from the 15th - 18th of may !!
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Originally posted by ben1406:
Woohoo ! Paintball this weekend, might head down to NYC on the 10th of may then Montreal from the 15th - 18th of may !!
You mean you guys don't do paintball in winter?
Are the NYC and Montreal trips business or pleasure?
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I am surprise that the sun set at 8pm during spring at franfurt. Anyway hope can go austria on next weekend. Heard from the locals there is one town which is feel like having christmas almost every day. Not sure how it looks like, maybe can visit there this wkend. :)
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
You mean you guys don't do paintball in winter?
Are the NYC and Montreal trips business or pleasure?
i did it once when it was snowing so it wasn't that cold... but it's hard because the paint doesn't really break..
NYC to meet an ex chef of mine when i was working in SG, he's there visiting family and Montreal for pleasure !!
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a strange trip.
Drove down in the mids of the desert - salton sea saw bunch of cambodian fishing for tipalia fish. and, located the unmark mud pot in the middle of nowhere. Saw the guy in the desert that created salvation mountain with Hay n mud for the last 25 yrs. drove thru CA78. a "long" drive. through the desert and mountain .
Finally thought about Jetta when i was at oceanside. anyway i guess that is about it on the southeast side of california...right...anymore things to see over there?