(My girlfriend's been working in LA some weeks, and when I went to visit her a little while ago we were considering either San Diego or Santa Barbara for the weekend. Ended up going with Santa Barbara and had a fantastic time. I think the last time I was in San Diego was to visit relatives when I was still in college.)
Guess it'll be me taking probably the smallest first step then. I'm going all of 0.8 of a degree west from Las Vegas to get to...
Spoiler:
Spoiler:
Banff National Park, Canada (115.9281° W)
Canada's oldest and most beautiful national park, and the fourth most visited national park in North America in 2014. Over two and a half thousand square miles of mountains, glaciers, rivers and forests. Given how much I love getting out into the wild and*walking, this is a perfect starting off point for my trip.
hahaha I almost picked this based on the awesome things my gf has said about it
nice pick
a distinct lack of wineries and all-sorority beach volleyball tho
Going to be in San Diego for the first time in November, any tips in terms of what to see, where to go etc?
I guess it depends on what you're looking for. When I'm there, I'm basically they're for the beach & relaxation. I enjoy La Jolla particularly, but there's lots of good spots.
Beyond that I mean there's always San Diego Zoo, Sea World & Legoland if you're feeling that sort of stuff, some nice areas along the water with good restaurants, Balboa Park...I don't know, I'm not a good tour guide/traveler.
just to be clear the 3 "rounds" refer to the Puerto Rican style draft? We are still making 24 picks each ya?
Yes, that is correct.
Interested in write up, because even if I had 240 picks, I wouldn't take LA. I was really disappointed, and my expectations weren't even that high. Would love to hear how I'm wrong.
Interested in write up, because even if I had 240 picks, I wouldn't take LA. I was really disappointed, and my expectations weren't even that high. Would love to hear how I'm wrong.
Back to Gad now.
yeah, LA's in my top three 'most disappointing cities', alongside UNDRAFTED and UNDRAFTED
Write up for mine plus public spreadsheet is on my list of things to do tonight.
I hope filthy's write up comes with some recent trip pics.
here's where i had lunch yesterday
i was a bit filthy by this point in my trip. i think next time i might stay at a hotel.
yosemite is a great place to flirt! people are so happy and excited and friendly. but it's a bit hard to flirt with hot euro chicks when you've been living in the dirt for days. so yeah, for my next trip im gonna stay in one of the five star hotels there and party with hot euro babes, and a few americans mixed in for variety.
that stream i was standing in is in tuolumne meadow, it's about 9000 feet in october. it was cold! but it felt great on my aching feet after hiking several miles
After tournamenting myself to death in Vegas, I needed a more laid-back city to recharge before heading across the ocean. Vancouver fits the bill like no other. How many other big cities have the mountains and the ocean at their doorstep?
I can spend days wandering through Stanley Park:
Eating some of the best seafood, both prepared and fresh:
Or partaking in the vibrant food truck scene:
For active vacationers, there's tons of outdoor activities, both summer:
And winter (Cypress Mountain near the city, Whister only a couple of hours away):