SAN DIEGO HUMANOID TACO LEFTOVERS
As usual, I took a lot of photos on my recent San Diego trip. Maybe too many. So here's some of the overflow:
The above was in my room at the El Pensione Hotel.
Down India Street, in Little Italy, there's actually a Mexican restaurant called El Camino, with some great murals.
A beautiful lady smiles.
Some mariachis are ready to play.
And down the street, an artifact of a bygone age.
I had time to do a pilgrimage to Chicano Park.
Took a whole lot of photos there.
These aren't all.
And of course, S.D. is recombocultural tiki country.
So git along into the future, little dogies!
And happy trails to you!P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }
The above was in my room at the El Pensione Hotel.
Down India Street, in Little Italy, there's actually a Mexican restaurant called El Camino, with some great murals.
A beautiful lady smiles.
Some mariachis are ready to play.
And down the street, an artifact of a bygone age.
I had time to do a pilgrimage to Chicano Park.
Took a whole lot of photos there.
These aren't all.
And of course, S.D. is recombocultural tiki country.
So git along into the future, little dogies!
And happy trails to you!P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }
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I had spaghetti with sausage and meatball at Filippi's Pizza Grotto, peanut butter chip pancakes at a new place on the SDSU campus, and a burger at the airport.
How was the food?
Incidentally, on a recent flight out of PHX, I hit San Carlos Bay for camarones al mojo de ajo, and they were GREAT, like always. They've been in the same little joint for close to 40 years, which is about how long I've been going there. You should, too.