While waiting for the motorhome we drove over to Oceanside for the day. As you can see the beach is endless and lots of people were out even in the cool weather and cold water of early spring. We also visited The Flower Fields on the way back to San Marcos where the spring flowers were in full bloom.
We stayed at the Mission Bay RV Park just north of downtown and next to Sea World while in San Diego. We had two days for sightseeing before Sue left for Honolulu to await our new granddaughter who is due this week. San Diego is a beautiful city and was the first settlement in California when the Spanish sent a priest and an army contingent to found a mission and fort in what is now Old Town State Park.
When Sue left Tuesday morning for Honolulu Jeff took the motorhome back to Camping World to finish up the refrigerator repairs and then up to Perris where National RV is located to have a leaking leveling jack replaced.
We toured the city via the Old Town Trolley, the same company, incidentally, that we used in Savannah last fall. Our day included stops along the waterfront, on Coronado Island at the Del Coronado Hotel, Balboa Park, and Old Town San Diego. Our time convinced us we want to come back when we have more time to city and visit the surrounding wine country.We are still waiting for the arrival of the newest member of our family which is due any moment!