Looking north from Cabrillo Point over the San Diego Bay.Cabrillo Point
was spied by the first European in 1542 when Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo came ashore. The site is now a national monument and features a small museum and the Point Loma lighthouse.
Looking north from Cabrillo Point over the San Diego Bay.
The Point Loma lighthouse.
Sunset on Cabrillo Point
When it got dark, the park ranger chased us out of the park. I drove downtown and walked around. Always looking for something we don't see back home, I stopped in a tattoo parlor.
I took a photo of these photos featuring some of the proprietor's
handiwork. A one-color tattoo, approximately 1" x 5" cost
$110. A patron told me the prices in this shop were the lowest in town.
Aside from sightseeing and photography, my stay in San Diego had a
purpose. I was teaching a three-day class entitled "Becoming a Better
Witness." Shown here with me are attendees Wyleena, Kate, Leon,
Ronnie, and Lorie. They were a great group and made the days fly by.
Our seminar concluded Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday, I ventured south to Tijuana.