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Author Archives: jdewyze
Highs and Lows
I’ve written before about the unique pleasures of San Diego’s winter low tides, but last Friday I discovered another facet to them : biking on the wide, hard-packed sand. My friend Howard Zatkin has organized an informal low-tide beach ride for … Continue reading
Posted in Free and fun, Great bike rides, On the Waterfront, The Natural World
Tagged beach bike rides, low tides
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My Kind of Instrument (Town)
Of course the center of the musical universe in California is LA — so much so it’s easy to assume San Diego has no status within that industry. But that’s mistaken. I and others have written about Taylor Guitars (and … Continue reading
Big Deal?
Forbes Magazine recently published its annual list of America’s most expensive zip codes, and once again, Rancho Santa Fe showed up among the top 20. (With its two zip codes, it actually took two of those spots, with 92067 in the #14 position, and 92091 17th). … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Rancho Santa Fe, Real estate
Tagged Forbes most expensive zip code list, Rancho Santa Fe
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Fresh Roasted Success
I wondered if the little cloudburst earlier today would erase the happy chalked message that appeared in front of Bird Rock Coffee Roasters last weekend. But when I braved the drizzle to get my morning caffeine fix, the sign was still … Continue reading
Pier One
The cafe that’s out on the Ocean Beach Pier is one of those places I love intensely every time I’m there, but most of the time I forget about. When I do decide to go, I worry that it will have closed, but … Continue reading
The Oldest Sleep in San Diego
The Whaley House in Old Town touts its reputation as a haunted house, but when the restoration of the Cosmopolitan Hotel was completed last year, it seemed likely to be an even better place for conjuring ghostly glimpses of San … Continue reading