Our Staycation Winds Down

November 21, 2008 @ 9:44 am | Filed under: California landmarks, Family Adventures, Photos

I have lots to write about this past week, but we’re heading into busy breakfast time so it’ll have to wait. In the meantime, a few more photos. Lots more at Flickr.

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Day Four: Old Town San Diego. Fun and free—can’t beat that!

One of the beautiful rooms in the hacienda that belonged to the commandant of the Spanish fort circa 1825.

Candledipping takes fierce concentration.

Stencil on the wall of the visitor’s center.

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