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April 9, 2009 at 4:15 PM #379155April 9, 2009 at 4:25 PM #378534
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ParticipantOr for something closer to home… have you ever kayak’d the La Jolla caves? Or biked down Soledad Mtn?
http://www.sandiegobikeandkayaktours.com/April 9, 2009 at 4:25 PM #378812ParticipantOr for something closer to home… have you ever kayak’d the La Jolla caves? Or biked down Soledad Mtn?
http://www.sandiegobikeandkayaktours.com/April 9, 2009 at 4:25 PM #378994ParticipantOr for something closer to home… have you ever kayak’d the La Jolla caves? Or biked down Soledad Mtn?
http://www.sandiegobikeandkayaktours.com/April 9, 2009 at 4:25 PM #379038ParticipantOr for something closer to home… have you ever kayak’d the La Jolla caves? Or biked down Soledad Mtn?
http://www.sandiegobikeandkayaktours.com/April 9, 2009 at 4:25 PM #379165ParticipantOr for something closer to home… have you ever kayak’d the La Jolla caves? Or biked down Soledad Mtn?
http://www.sandiegobikeandkayaktours.com/April 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #378619CardiffBaseball
ParticipantWell some great ideas here, but she just announced she wants to jump out of a plane.
Enorah you are leaving Encinitas?
By the way Laguna Niguel is a very easy drive for me since I live right on I-5 in Cardiff-by-the-Freeway. I took the kids to see Rush up in Irvine and it was like 100 times better than going to Cricket Amphitheater in CV. I now know if a band is on the summer amphitheater trail I’ll be heading north.
April 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #378897ParticipantWell some great ideas here, but she just announced she wants to jump out of a plane.
Enorah you are leaving Encinitas?
By the way Laguna Niguel is a very easy drive for me since I live right on I-5 in Cardiff-by-the-Freeway. I took the kids to see Rush up in Irvine and it was like 100 times better than going to Cricket Amphitheater in CV. I now know if a band is on the summer amphitheater trail I’ll be heading north.
April 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #379079ParticipantWell some great ideas here, but she just announced she wants to jump out of a plane.
Enorah you are leaving Encinitas?
By the way Laguna Niguel is a very easy drive for me since I live right on I-5 in Cardiff-by-the-Freeway. I took the kids to see Rush up in Irvine and it was like 100 times better than going to Cricket Amphitheater in CV. I now know if a band is on the summer amphitheater trail I’ll be heading north.
April 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #379122ParticipantWell some great ideas here, but she just announced she wants to jump out of a plane.
Enorah you are leaving Encinitas?
By the way Laguna Niguel is a very easy drive for me since I live right on I-5 in Cardiff-by-the-Freeway. I took the kids to see Rush up in Irvine and it was like 100 times better than going to Cricket Amphitheater in CV. I now know if a band is on the summer amphitheater trail I’ll be heading north.
April 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #379250ParticipantWell some great ideas here, but she just announced she wants to jump out of a plane.
Enorah you are leaving Encinitas?
By the way Laguna Niguel is a very easy drive for me since I live right on I-5 in Cardiff-by-the-Freeway. I took the kids to see Rush up in Irvine and it was like 100 times better than going to Cricket Amphitheater in CV. I now know if a band is on the summer amphitheater trail I’ll be heading north.
April 9, 2009 at 9:24 PM #378640ucodegen
ParticipantThis might be an idea for when you have more time. Take a ‘mailboat’ ride on the Rogue River in Oregon. There are several whitewater sections that are navigated on the river and trips go up to 100 miles in round trip.
http://www.roguerivertrips.info/activities/Rogue_River_Tour_Boat_Rides.asp
This is the company I remember taking the ride from when I was much younger (during mid 1970’s).
Not the cheapest, but might be interesting and there is beautiful scenery along the way. When I went, they were using special boats, low draft when on plane (about 3″), 3 large Chrysler engines driving 3 Jacuzzi jet drives. I was able to sit/stand in the back with the driver and learned a lot about navigating the river from him.. but that was before all the sue-happy-lawyer types came into being. I would try to get the front right or left two seats in the front two rows as a preference.. or if not that, the seats along the sides (that is if you don’t mind possibly getting wet – bring raincoat/slicker). If you bring a camera, have some sort of water-resistant/proof container for it if you go on the whitewater sections.
Crater lake, Klamath river etc are not to far away either.
April 9, 2009 at 9:24 PM #378917ParticipantThis might be an idea for when you have more time. Take a ‘mailboat’ ride on the Rogue River in Oregon. There are several whitewater sections that are navigated on the river and trips go up to 100 miles in round trip.
http://www.roguerivertrips.info/activities/Rogue_River_Tour_Boat_Rides.asp
This is the company I remember taking the ride from when I was much younger (during mid 1970’s).
Not the cheapest, but might be interesting and there is beautiful scenery along the way. When I went, they were using special boats, low draft when on plane (about 3″), 3 large Chrysler engines driving 3 Jacuzzi jet drives. I was able to sit/stand in the back with the driver and learned a lot about navigating the river from him.. but that was before all the sue-happy-lawyer types came into being. I would try to get the front right or left two seats in the front two rows as a preference.. or if not that, the seats along the sides (that is if you don’t mind possibly getting wet – bring raincoat/slicker). If you bring a camera, have some sort of water-resistant/proof container for it if you go on the whitewater sections.
Crater lake, Klamath river etc are not to far away either.
April 9, 2009 at 9:24 PM #379099ParticipantThis might be an idea for when you have more time. Take a ‘mailboat’ ride on the Rogue River in Oregon. There are several whitewater sections that are navigated on the river and trips go up to 100 miles in round trip.
http://www.roguerivertrips.info/activities/Rogue_River_Tour_Boat_Rides.asp
This is the company I remember taking the ride from when I was much younger (during mid 1970’s).
Not the cheapest, but might be interesting and there is beautiful scenery along the way. When I went, they were using special boats, low draft when on plane (about 3″), 3 large Chrysler engines driving 3 Jacuzzi jet drives. I was able to sit/stand in the back with the driver and learned a lot about navigating the river from him.. but that was before all the sue-happy-lawyer types came into being. I would try to get the front right or left two seats in the front two rows as a preference.. or if not that, the seats along the sides (that is if you don’t mind possibly getting wet – bring raincoat/slicker). If you bring a camera, have some sort of water-resistant/proof container for it if you go on the whitewater sections.
Crater lake, Klamath river etc are not to far away either.
April 9, 2009 at 9:24 PM #379142ParticipantThis might be an idea for when you have more time. Take a ‘mailboat’ ride on the Rogue River in Oregon. There are several whitewater sections that are navigated on the river and trips go up to 100 miles in round trip.
http://www.roguerivertrips.info/activities/Rogue_River_Tour_Boat_Rides.asp
This is the company I remember taking the ride from when I was much younger (during mid 1970’s).
Not the cheapest, but might be interesting and there is beautiful scenery along the way. When I went, they were using special boats, low draft when on plane (about 3″), 3 large Chrysler engines driving 3 Jacuzzi jet drives. I was able to sit/stand in the back with the driver and learned a lot about navigating the river from him.. but that was before all the sue-happy-lawyer types came into being. I would try to get the front right or left two seats in the front two rows as a preference.. or if not that, the seats along the sides (that is if you don’t mind possibly getting wet – bring raincoat/slicker). If you bring a camera, have some sort of water-resistant/proof container for it if you go on the whitewater sections.
Crater lake, Klamath river etc are not to far away either.
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