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July 3, 2011 at 1:11 PM #708336July 3, 2011 at 1:20 PM #707134
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ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
July 3, 2011 at 1:20 PM #707230ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
July 3, 2011 at 1:20 PM #707831ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
July 3, 2011 at 1:20 PM #707983ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
July 3, 2011 at 1:20 PM #708346ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
July 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM #707144carli
ParticipantAs someone who lives in Del Mar and spends most of the day ferrying kids around, I agree that the fair traffic seems WAY worse this year. I don’t know if it’s the traffic management people who aren’t doing an effective job, or if attendance has greatly increased (or maybe both), but it seems almost impossible to go anywhere after 10 a.m. these days. We were just saying we feel a bit trapped.
Humidity – not so much. Must have been different in the fairgrounds because, within a mile from there, we’ve had nice cool breezes and crisp night air (warmer weather, but not too hot) all week.
I never thought I’d say this, but I actually find myself kind of looking forward to race season, only because it will mean the end of the fair.
Hate to gripe about it b/c I know we’re lucky to live anywhere around San Diego, where the livin’ is pretty darn easy.
Happy summer and Fourth of July, everyone!
July 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM #707240ParticipantAs someone who lives in Del Mar and spends most of the day ferrying kids around, I agree that the fair traffic seems WAY worse this year. I don’t know if it’s the traffic management people who aren’t doing an effective job, or if attendance has greatly increased (or maybe both), but it seems almost impossible to go anywhere after 10 a.m. these days. We were just saying we feel a bit trapped.
Humidity – not so much. Must have been different in the fairgrounds because, within a mile from there, we’ve had nice cool breezes and crisp night air (warmer weather, but not too hot) all week.
I never thought I’d say this, but I actually find myself kind of looking forward to race season, only because it will mean the end of the fair.
Hate to gripe about it b/c I know we’re lucky to live anywhere around San Diego, where the livin’ is pretty darn easy.
Happy summer and Fourth of July, everyone!
July 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM #707841ParticipantAs someone who lives in Del Mar and spends most of the day ferrying kids around, I agree that the fair traffic seems WAY worse this year. I don’t know if it’s the traffic management people who aren’t doing an effective job, or if attendance has greatly increased (or maybe both), but it seems almost impossible to go anywhere after 10 a.m. these days. We were just saying we feel a bit trapped.
Humidity – not so much. Must have been different in the fairgrounds because, within a mile from there, we’ve had nice cool breezes and crisp night air (warmer weather, but not too hot) all week.
I never thought I’d say this, but I actually find myself kind of looking forward to race season, only because it will mean the end of the fair.
Hate to gripe about it b/c I know we’re lucky to live anywhere around San Diego, where the livin’ is pretty darn easy.
Happy summer and Fourth of July, everyone!
July 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM #707993ParticipantAs someone who lives in Del Mar and spends most of the day ferrying kids around, I agree that the fair traffic seems WAY worse this year. I don’t know if it’s the traffic management people who aren’t doing an effective job, or if attendance has greatly increased (or maybe both), but it seems almost impossible to go anywhere after 10 a.m. these days. We were just saying we feel a bit trapped.
Humidity – not so much. Must have been different in the fairgrounds because, within a mile from there, we’ve had nice cool breezes and crisp night air (warmer weather, but not too hot) all week.
I never thought I’d say this, but I actually find myself kind of looking forward to race season, only because it will mean the end of the fair.
Hate to gripe about it b/c I know we’re lucky to live anywhere around San Diego, where the livin’ is pretty darn easy.
Happy summer and Fourth of July, everyone!
July 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM #708356ParticipantAs someone who lives in Del Mar and spends most of the day ferrying kids around, I agree that the fair traffic seems WAY worse this year. I don’t know if it’s the traffic management people who aren’t doing an effective job, or if attendance has greatly increased (or maybe both), but it seems almost impossible to go anywhere after 10 a.m. these days. We were just saying we feel a bit trapped.
Humidity – not so much. Must have been different in the fairgrounds because, within a mile from there, we’ve had nice cool breezes and crisp night air (warmer weather, but not too hot) all week.
I never thought I’d say this, but I actually find myself kind of looking forward to race season, only because it will mean the end of the fair.
Hate to gripe about it b/c I know we’re lucky to live anywhere around San Diego, where the livin’ is pretty darn easy.
Happy summer and Fourth of July, everyone!
July 3, 2011 at 6:21 PM #707149paramount
ParticipantI just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.
July 3, 2011 at 6:21 PM #707245ParticipantI just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.
July 3, 2011 at 6:21 PM #707846ParticipantI just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.
July 3, 2011 at 6:21 PM #707998ParticipantI just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.
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