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June 25, 2008 at 11:06 AM #228469June 25, 2008 at 12:03 PM #228327
CoronitaParticipantForgot to add… There’s the hot air balloon rides too (saw them driving home yesterday).
Though, a trip up and down will set you back about $175 per person in the Del Mar area, and $155 per person in Temecula.I have not gone yet because personally, at that price I’d rather do another tandem sky dive jump, if it wasn’t for that fact i have a wife and kid to think about now.
June 25, 2008 at 12:03 PM #228445CoronitaParticipantForgot to add… There’s the hot air balloon rides too (saw them driving home yesterday).
Though, a trip up and down will set you back about $175 per person in the Del Mar area, and $155 per person in Temecula.I have not gone yet because personally, at that price I’d rather do another tandem sky dive jump, if it wasn’t for that fact i have a wife and kid to think about now.
June 25, 2008 at 12:03 PM #228453CoronitaParticipantForgot to add… There’s the hot air balloon rides too (saw them driving home yesterday).
Though, a trip up and down will set you back about $175 per person in the Del Mar area, and $155 per person in Temecula.I have not gone yet because personally, at that price I’d rather do another tandem sky dive jump, if it wasn’t for that fact i have a wife and kid to think about now.
June 25, 2008 at 12:03 PM #228488CoronitaParticipantForgot to add… There’s the hot air balloon rides too (saw them driving home yesterday).
Though, a trip up and down will set you back about $175 per person in the Del Mar area, and $155 per person in Temecula.I have not gone yet because personally, at that price I’d rather do another tandem sky dive jump, if it wasn’t for that fact i have a wife and kid to think about now.
June 25, 2008 at 12:03 PM #228503CoronitaParticipantForgot to add… There’s the hot air balloon rides too (saw them driving home yesterday).
Though, a trip up and down will set you back about $175 per person in the Del Mar area, and $155 per person in Temecula.I have not gone yet because personally, at that price I’d rather do another tandem sky dive jump, if it wasn’t for that fact i have a wife and kid to think about now.
June 25, 2008 at 1:10 PM #228354HarryBosch
ParticipantNostra,
Nope, not my initials. Did you do Battlebots? Treasure Island ?
Our battlebots weren’t the most elegant but they were well built and survived a lot of punishment 🙂
I had to learn how to program those remote controls for the different ports but after I got that down then we had some great fights. Not many people realized that to make it to the TV rounds you first had to make it through the preliminaries. Well, I dont want to take this subject too far OT as I seem to have a habit of doing so with other threads. 🙂
June 25, 2008 at 1:10 PM #228470ParticipantNostra,
Nope, not my initials. Did you do Battlebots? Treasure Island ?
Our battlebots weren’t the most elegant but they were well built and survived a lot of punishment 🙂
I had to learn how to program those remote controls for the different ports but after I got that down then we had some great fights. Not many people realized that to make it to the TV rounds you first had to make it through the preliminaries. Well, I dont want to take this subject too far OT as I seem to have a habit of doing so with other threads. 🙂
June 25, 2008 at 1:10 PM #228477ParticipantNostra,
Nope, not my initials. Did you do Battlebots? Treasure Island ?
Our battlebots weren’t the most elegant but they were well built and survived a lot of punishment 🙂
I had to learn how to program those remote controls for the different ports but after I got that down then we had some great fights. Not many people realized that to make it to the TV rounds you first had to make it through the preliminaries. Well, I dont want to take this subject too far OT as I seem to have a habit of doing so with other threads. 🙂
June 25, 2008 at 1:10 PM #228513ParticipantNostra,
Nope, not my initials. Did you do Battlebots? Treasure Island ?
Our battlebots weren’t the most elegant but they were well built and survived a lot of punishment 🙂
I had to learn how to program those remote controls for the different ports but after I got that down then we had some great fights. Not many people realized that to make it to the TV rounds you first had to make it through the preliminaries. Well, I dont want to take this subject too far OT as I seem to have a habit of doing so with other threads. 🙂
June 25, 2008 at 1:10 PM #228528ParticipantNostra,
Nope, not my initials. Did you do Battlebots? Treasure Island ?
Our battlebots weren’t the most elegant but they were well built and survived a lot of punishment 🙂
I had to learn how to program those remote controls for the different ports but after I got that down then we had some great fights. Not many people realized that to make it to the TV rounds you first had to make it through the preliminaries. Well, I dont want to take this subject too far OT as I seem to have a habit of doing so with other threads. 🙂
June 25, 2008 at 3:02 PM #228386evolusd
ParticipantThe most memorable moment I have from the various San Diego attractions is the Photo Caravan Safari offered by the San Diego Wild Animal Park. It was a bit pricey ($90/person), but TOTALLY worth it.
They took us out on a flatbed truck into the area where the animals are. We got to HAND FEED huge Rhinos and Giraffes…it was so freakin cool. Highly recommended!
June 25, 2008 at 3:02 PM #228505ParticipantThe most memorable moment I have from the various San Diego attractions is the Photo Caravan Safari offered by the San Diego Wild Animal Park. It was a bit pricey ($90/person), but TOTALLY worth it.
They took us out on a flatbed truck into the area where the animals are. We got to HAND FEED huge Rhinos and Giraffes…it was so freakin cool. Highly recommended!
June 25, 2008 at 3:02 PM #228512ParticipantThe most memorable moment I have from the various San Diego attractions is the Photo Caravan Safari offered by the San Diego Wild Animal Park. It was a bit pricey ($90/person), but TOTALLY worth it.
They took us out on a flatbed truck into the area where the animals are. We got to HAND FEED huge Rhinos and Giraffes…it was so freakin cool. Highly recommended!
June 25, 2008 at 3:02 PM #228549ParticipantThe most memorable moment I have from the various San Diego attractions is the Photo Caravan Safari offered by the San Diego Wild Animal Park. It was a bit pricey ($90/person), but TOTALLY worth it.
They took us out on a flatbed truck into the area where the animals are. We got to HAND FEED huge Rhinos and Giraffes…it was so freakin cool. Highly recommended!
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