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IMG_1045.jpgSailboat Seen From San Diego0 viewsThe contrast between the little sailboat and the gigantic aircraft carrier to the right was impressive. While Doug and Douglas toured the Midway, I played with my new camera and watched sailboats.
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IMG_1060.jpgDoug & Douglas At Mission Beach0 viewsHaving an interesting time in the surf
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P8110226.jpgDouglas1 viewsEleven-year-old boys evidently are unable to be serious when having their picture taken. Fine with me!
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P8110316.jpgTwo Pelicans1 viewsProbably heading for the spot just behind the breaking waves, where they would dive from a considerable height, to catch their dinner. Doug has some great shots of the dives in his gallery.
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P8120338.jpgOur Condo At Mission Beach1 viewsThe balcony seen in the picture had a great view of the beach. The condo itself.... two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living area with a kitchen and dining counter and laundry facilities all at one end...was about thirty steps from the beach.
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P8110299.jpgPelicans & Gulls Follow Tourist Boat2 viewsTaken from the pier at the southern end of Mission Beach, while trying to learn how the new camera worked. The tourists thought they were watching the gulls and pelicans. The gulls and pelicans appeared to think otherwise.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120342.jpgThe Travelers2 viewsTaken at San Diego Airport....one of these people came home with us. The others all stayed at the airport.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120341.jpgThe San Diego Travelers1 viewsStatues seen as we arrived at the San Diego Airport on the day we headed for home.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120338.jpgOur Condo At Mission Beach1 viewsThe balcony seen in the picture had a great view of the beach. The condo itself.... two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living area with a kitchen and dining counter and laundry facilities all at one end...was about thirty steps from the beach.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120335.jpgSurf's Up!1 viewsThere were almost always surfers at Mission Beach, although the greatest number seemed to appear in the early morning, before work, and in the late afternoon. There were also lots of boogie boards and body surfers. The lifeguards kept a careful eye on the situation, and usually had signs up to indicate where swimming was allowed and where the surfers should be.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120333.jpgEmergency Access? This Bird Doesn't Seem To Care1 viewsRight where we walked onto the beach every day, was a big open spot where no-one was allowed to set up umbrellas, beach towels, sand castles or the like. This area was kept free for Emergency Vehicles, and that was enforced by the lifeguards. Which meant that we always had a great view of the beach, the surf and the sunsets. And the occasional bird.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120334.jpgSurfers2 viewsThere were almost always at least a few boards out in the water, and a few taking the wave. Fun to watch.Oct 04, 2011
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P8120330.jpgObey Your Friendly Lifeguard1 viewsSurfers to the left, swimmers and boogie boards to the right, and everybody paid attention. Oct 04, 2011
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