Images of San Diego (Chula Vista, Vista: laguna, trails, marina)

[elnina]

Lunch at La Puerta



Richard Walker's Pancake House, La Jolla
This scrumptious hybrid of breakfast and dessert is a local favorite: Apple Pancake with fresh Granny Smith apples and pure Saigon Cinnamon glaze...









Seapoort Village with Pier Cafe
Seaport Village is a waterfront shopping and dining complex adjacent to San Diego Bay in downtown San Diego.
The Village contains several freestanding buildings in an assortment of architectural styles, from Victorian to traditional Mexican. It is designed to be a car-free environment, with four miles of winding paths rather than streets connecting the various buildings.

[NorthCountySDGal]

Originally Posted by sdurbanite

Since pictures say a thousand words, I'd like to dedicate this photo thread to everything that is San Diego (Beaches, neighborhoods, parks, vistas, etc). Purpose of this thread?

- To show San Diego expats what the city looks like now since they've left
- To share with future residents what they have to look forward to
- To remind those of us who live here why we live in such a great place

Let's hope this thread can stay alive with people adding new pics, regularly. I'll start by sharing a few that I've taken -

One I posted in another thread that should also be here

View from Harbor Island and Spanish Landing Park












From the pedestrian overpass bridge




View from Coronado








My urban Kensington neighborhood, where most of the homes were built in the 1920's and 1930's
























That's it for now and I hope you participate!

Thanks for posting the great pictures of San Diego!

[volosong]

Visited San Diego this past weekend because I wanted to see some places from my Navy/college days that after I retire next March and move out of state, won't have many opportunities to visit.

Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery with North Island and downtown San Diego in the background.


Old Point Loma lighthouse.




I'll always have good memories of the San Diego area. My first visit was in 1954, as a three year old child. My dad took my older brother and I on a train from L.A. for a San Diego visit. Don't remember much of that trip, except for the train ride, the lunch car on the train, Union Station, the Zoo, and taking a harbor cruise. Next time was for boot camp, then home port of my ship after "A" school. Then a return with a new wife for home ownership in Escondido for work and eventually earning my bachelor degree from SDSU. San Diego will always have a special place in my heart.

[malcorub16]

High rises downtown from the Procopio Tower Garage and the Columbia Parking Garage.

[PureHarlow]

Is it just me or does the San Diego area look overpopulated...

[mauialoha]

two shots from our balcony in La Costa

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by PureHarlow

Is it just me or does the San Diego area look overpopulated...

Just you...but I agree. Too many, don't move here.

[nmguy]

This taco truck was in Chula Vista, but it is representative of all of San Diego.

[kcmo]

I took this photo on a recent trip. A different perspective of the skyline:

[malcorub16]

^^ Awesome, which building is this from? It appears to be somewhere in Little Italy looking South.