This week we traveled to Julian and went to the Pioneer Museum and attached park. It was... interesting. We didn't go through the museum itself because it was 3 dollars a person, and we had no cash. But we did get a glimpse in and if you are a person who likes your taxidermy, it is a perfect place for you. There were all sorts of stuffed, dead animals.
There also wasn't much to the park. I was on the page for it on the County of San Diego site and it listed the features of the park:
-Picnic tables
-Restroom
-Water fountain
That was basically all that was there. However, Julian is a lovely place to visit (and get pie!) so the day was not wasted.
There were daffodils EVERYWHERE in Julian. We had no clue why there were so many daffodils, obviously freshly planted, so when we got home, we looked it up.
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March 20-21: Daffodil Show "Daffodil Lovers" Come celebrate Spring with the Flower of Hope– Julian Town Hall 2129 Main Street and The Blue Heron Garden Shop, 2116 Third St. – Saturday, March 20, 12 to 5 p.m., Sunday, March 21, noon to 5 p.m. – Bring all daffodils for display & judging Friday March 19, noon to 4 p.m. names and questions about daffodils answered by National Daffodil Society experts"
So now you know. :)
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This week was Tecolote Park! This is one of my favorite parks in San Diego. It is usually pretty quiet, has basketball courts, baseball fields and a rec room filled with cool stuff like air hockey. Also, this is a great place to watch the Sea World fireworks during the summer. :)
So I am skipping R. Want to know why? Because the R parks here DON'T. HAVE. WATER FOUNTAINS!!!
It has been so long since I last posted! The problem has been, "Where the heck am I going to find a park that starts with a Q?" And I couldn't for the longest time. But finally my parents found a park that started with a Q and is even had a water fountain to boot! 
This week we traveled to Julian and went to the Pioneer Museum and attached park. It was... interesting. We didn't go through the museum itself because it was 3 dollars a person, and we had no cash. But we did get a glimpse in and if you are a person who likes your taxidermy, it is a perfect place for you. There were all sorts of stuffed, dead animals.
There also wasn't much to the park. I was on the page for it on the County of San Diego site and it listed the features of the park:
Old Town San Diego! One of my favorite places in San Diego.
I seem to be running out of fountains in Disneyland so I didn't take many this time. But here they are any way : ).
This week we went to Nancy Jane County Park out in Crest. I really have no clue as to the history of said park but I can say it was very pretty.
So here are the pictures from a few weeks ago from the Old Mission Damn.
It may be the beginning of January and cold everywhere else in the country, but in San Diego I am going sleeveless. :)
