[CardiffBaseball]

Actually people from Encinitas also go to CCA.

CCA much like San Dieguito Academy in Encinitas serves as the lottery based school (meaning getting in is not automatic). LCC, like Torrey Pines is the default school for HS Students.

Certain parts of Rancho Bernardo apparently have a choice also about Camino Del Norte. My friends in Westview are opting for the new school instead of RB.

I took 4-5 trips to 4S Ranch this past 2-3 weeks for Little League events, which was at the extreme south part of the community. I really liked the open Carmel Valley road by the way. In fact I would go from Lomas Santa Fe through Fairbanks Ranch to get there, and since the ballfields were down at Dove creek anyway, I found it easier to go right off of San Dieguito. To each his own, I probably could’ve just done 56 to Camino Del Sur, to Carmel Valley road but I really like driving through RSF.

I kind of wanted to go through Santa Luz, but it was all gated, and I didn’t care to sign in. Del Sur, I only made the drive around to 4S Ranch so I am not exactly sure what I missed. 4S was ok, but not really my cup of tea. I understand why some people like that kind of thing, and of course working in Kearney, I might think differently. It just seemed to plastic to me. I think in 10 years it should start resembling something like Eastern Encinitas (when the homes start needing some updates). I like that the prices are coming down, but that Mello Roos just kills it for me (not that I am in the market to buy). I did find the whole Black Mountain area through to be pretty nice (combining down to Santa Luz). A lot of parks, people out riding bikes, walking etc.

[CardiffBaseball]

We are moving to the San Pacifio area (rental) as I am tired of tiny, old, house -by-the-freeway. (Coastal off of Poinsettia). For whatever reason the noise over there doesn’t seem nearly as oppressive even though I am just as close to I-5.

I live right off Birmingham in Cardiff and drive to Genessee and it’s rarely more than 20 minutes. It takes nearly that long to get to La Costa Canyon which is why I am quite thrilled my kids are not going there (no knock on the school, just hate Encinitas surface street lights).

Sometimes the evening commute is longer depending on when you leave. I usually leave at 4:00-4:30 and with school being it’s like Nascar. Also for the ride home I find Thursday 5:00 to be the worst except on a 3-day weekend.

I am not much for the train it’s really expensive, and we have to hop off at Sorrento Valley and tack a commuter bus to the office. The whole thing takes way too long, it’s probably fine for Dinks and singles, but since my kids are athletes the last thing I want is an extra hour of commute time to save the planet. I think in 5-10 years when the kids are out, it might be nice. We will live pretty close to the park and ride.

I expect San Pacifio to run me an extra 5-15 minutes per day each way over and above Birmingham (we shall see).

In comparing the areas around LCC/Diegueno, I find the south carlsbad addresses might have newer, nicer homes. Not always of course, but out that So. Carlsbad area, I would at least try to get close to Encinitas

[CardiffBaseball]

We are moving to the San Pacifio area (rental) as I am tired of tiny, old, house -by-the-freeway. (Coastal off of Poinsettia). For whatever reason the noise over there doesn’t seem nearly as oppressive even though I am just as close to I-5.

I live right off Birmingham in Cardiff and drive to Genessee and it’s rarely more than 20 minutes. It takes nearly that long to get to La Costa Canyon which is why I am quite thrilled my kids are not going there (no knock on the school, just hate Encinitas surface street lights).

Sometimes the evening commute is longer depending on when you leave. I usually leave at 4:00-4:30 and with school being it’s like Nascar. Also for the ride home I find Thursday 5:00 to be the worst except on a 3-day weekend.

I am not much for the train it’s really expensive, and we have to hop off at Sorrento Valley and tack a commuter bus to the office. The whole thing takes way too long, it’s probably fine for Dinks and singles, but since my kids are athletes the last thing I want is an extra hour of commute time to save the planet. I think in 5-10 years when the kids are out, it might be nice. We will live pretty close to the park and ride.

I expect San Pacifio to run me an extra 5-15 minutes per day each way over and above Birmingham (we shall see).

In comparing the areas around LCC/Diegueno, I find the south carlsbad addresses might have newer, nicer homes. Not always of course, but out that So. Carlsbad area, I would at least try to get close to Encinitas

[CardiffBaseball]

We are moving to the San Pacifio area (rental) as I am tired of tiny, old, house -by-the-freeway. (Coastal off of Poinsettia). For whatever reason the noise over there doesn’t seem nearly as oppressive even though I am just as close to I-5.

I live right off Birmingham in Cardiff and drive to Genessee and it’s rarely more than 20 minutes. It takes nearly that long to get to La Costa Canyon which is why I am quite thrilled my kids are not going there (no knock on the school, just hate Encinitas surface street lights).

Sometimes the evening commute is longer depending on when you leave. I usually leave at 4:00-4:30 and with school being it’s like Nascar. Also for the ride home I find Thursday 5:00 to be the worst except on a 3-day weekend.

I am not much for the train it’s really expensive, and we have to hop off at Sorrento Valley and tack a commuter bus to the office. The whole thing takes way too long, it’s probably fine for Dinks and singles, but since my kids are athletes the last thing I want is an extra hour of commute time to save the planet. I think in 5-10 years when the kids are out, it might be nice. We will live pretty close to the park and ride.

I expect San Pacifio to run me an extra 5-15 minutes per day each way over and above Birmingham (we shall see).

In comparing the areas around LCC/Diegueno, I find the south carlsbad addresses might have newer, nicer homes. Not always of course, but out that So. Carlsbad area, I would at least try to get close to Encinitas

[CardiffBaseball]

We are moving to the San Pacifio area (rental) as I am tired of tiny, old, house -by-the-freeway. (Coastal off of Poinsettia). For whatever reason the noise over there doesn’t seem nearly as oppressive even though I am just as close to I-5.

I live right off Birmingham in Cardiff and drive to Genessee and it’s rarely more than 20 minutes. It takes nearly that long to get to La Costa Canyon which is why I am quite thrilled my kids are not going there (no knock on the school, just hate Encinitas surface street lights).

Sometimes the evening commute is longer depending on when you leave. I usually leave at 4:00-4:30 and with school being it’s like Nascar. Also for the ride home I find Thursday 5:00 to be the worst except on a 3-day weekend.

I am not much for the train it’s really expensive, and we have to hop off at Sorrento Valley and tack a commuter bus to the office. The whole thing takes way too long, it’s probably fine for Dinks and singles, but since my kids are athletes the last thing I want is an extra hour of commute time to save the planet. I think in 5-10 years when the kids are out, it might be nice. We will live pretty close to the park and ride.

I expect San Pacifio to run me an extra 5-15 minutes per day each way over and above Birmingham (we shall see).

In comparing the areas around LCC/Diegueno, I find the south carlsbad addresses might have newer, nicer homes. Not always of course, but out that So. Carlsbad area, I would at least try to get close to Encinitas

[CardiffBaseball]

We are moving to the San Pacifio area (rental) as I am tired of tiny, old, house -by-the-freeway. (Coastal off of Poinsettia). For whatever reason the noise over there doesn’t seem nearly as oppressive even though I am just as close to I-5.

I live right off Birmingham in Cardiff and drive to Genessee and it’s rarely more than 20 minutes. It takes nearly that long to get to La Costa Canyon which is why I am quite thrilled my kids are not going there (no knock on the school, just hate Encinitas surface street lights).

Sometimes the evening commute is longer depending on when you leave. I usually leave at 4:00-4:30 and with school being it’s like Nascar. Also for the ride home I find Thursday 5:00 to be the worst except on a 3-day weekend.

I am not much for the train it’s really expensive, and we have to hop off at Sorrento Valley and tack a commuter bus to the office. The whole thing takes way too long, it’s probably fine for Dinks and singles, but since my kids are athletes the last thing I want is an extra hour of commute time to save the planet. I think in 5-10 years when the kids are out, it might be nice. We will live pretty close to the park and ride.

I expect San Pacifio to run me an extra 5-15 minutes per day each way over and above Birmingham (we shall see).

In comparing the areas around LCC/Diegueno, I find the south carlsbad addresses might have newer, nicer homes. Not always of course, but out that So. Carlsbad area, I would at least try to get close to Encinitas

[CardiffBaseball]

Thanks all. How much prep did you guys do on your own? Pack your own boxes and let them do just the big stuff or did they pack boxes also?

[CardiffBaseball]

Thanks all. How much prep did you guys do on your own? Pack your own boxes and let them do just the big stuff or did they pack boxes also?

[CardiffBaseball]

Thanks all. How much prep did you guys do on your own? Pack your own boxes and let them do just the big stuff or did they pack boxes also?

[CardiffBaseball]

Thanks all. How much prep did you guys do on your own? Pack your own boxes and let them do just the big stuff or did they pack boxes also?

[CardiffBaseball]

Thanks all. How much prep did you guys do on your own? Pack your own boxes and let them do just the big stuff or did they pack boxes also?

[CardiffBaseball]

Allen, I hear pretty good things about Velocity. For our team Doug Hix’s crew (Playfast) works the kids out on-site.

LCC Pop Warner makes extensive use of that Velocity program. Another place you can check out that is in Vista, over just north of Rancho Carillo is Athlete’s Edge. They seem to be more of an individual training site.

[CardiffBaseball]

Allen, I hear pretty good things about Velocity. For our team Doug Hix’s crew (Playfast) works the kids out on-site.

LCC Pop Warner makes extensive use of that Velocity program. Another place you can check out that is in Vista, over just north of Rancho Carillo is Athlete’s Edge. They seem to be more of an individual training site.

[CardiffBaseball]

Allen, I hear pretty good things about Velocity. For our team Doug Hix’s crew (Playfast) works the kids out on-site.

LCC Pop Warner makes extensive use of that Velocity program. Another place you can check out that is in Vista, over just north of Rancho Carillo is Athlete’s Edge. They seem to be more of an individual training site.

[CardiffBaseball]

Allen, I hear pretty good things about Velocity. For our team Doug Hix’s crew (Playfast) works the kids out on-site.

LCC Pop Warner makes extensive use of that Velocity program. Another place you can check out that is in Vista, over just north of Rancho Carillo is Athlete’s Edge. They seem to be more of an individual training site.

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