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Hardly What It Once Was
It took me four and half years, but I finally made it to the “new’ home of San Diego Hardware (the oldest family owned business in the city, according to the store’s website.) What a disappointment. Founded in 1892, and moved … Continue reading
The Eureka Zone
If ever there was a time to drive up to Chief Mountain in the Pala District, shell out $60, and spend a couple of hours washing rocks under the blazing sun, this is it. The mountain, which lies just down … Continue reading
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Mr. Lerach’s Garden
If Bill Lerach’s estate had not been included in this past Saturday’s Secret Garden Tour of Old La Jolla, I’m not sure I would have gone. The tour is one of the most expensive of the almost two dozen spring … Continue reading
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Bowling Day
I love the bowls I’ve acquired the last two years at the Third Avenue Charitable Organization (TACO)’s annual Empty Bowls fundraiser. I missed the first of these now-annual events (in 2007), but I wouldn’t dream of not making it to the … Continue reading
Burp!
Here’s a list to love: local breweries that took medals at the World Beer Cup contest held last weekend in Chicago. Alesmith Brewing Co. Alpine Beer Co. Ballast Point Brewing Co. Breakwater Brewing Co. Green Flash Brewing Co. Karl Strauss … Continue reading
Bye-bye B.
A sad note: Saturday was the last day of operation for the last B. Dalton’s in San Diego, the Westfield Horton Plaza branch. Yeah, yeah, I know it’s part of the Great Debookification of America, or at least the Great … Continue reading
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Low country
Yet another of the pleasures of winter in San Diego: the extreme low tides that happen then. This happens when the moon lines up with the sun and Earth — something that occurs twice every month (during the moon’s full and … Continue reading
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Killers in the Bay
Whale-watching season is getting under way, and the vast majority of the whales watched hereabouts are California grays, passing by as they make their annual migration from the Arctic waters where they hang out during the summer to the bays of Baja California where … Continue reading
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Who Else Wants to Know the Best-Kept Secret in La Jolla?
Alright, La Jolla doubtless harbors better-kept secrets. But I still was dazzled by the tip dispensed this past week by Alexandra Hart and Julie Gelfat, creators of the San Diego Travel Tips website. For anyone who doesn’t live near the top of Mt. … Continue reading
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