Estado de Baja California Travel Blogs, Travelogues and Travel Journals - Page 2

I took a cruise with my company. It was a memorable experience. We left from Long Beach, CA and made stops at Catalina Island & Ensenada, Mexico.

From San Diego my friend and myself rode the trolley from downtown to the Mexican border.  At the border we got a taxi to take us to downtown Tijuana where we dined at a restaurant on La Revolucion Boulevard.  Surprising I ate salsa and had a burrito but did not get sick after I got back home.  This was just a quick trip and we were there just long enough to have lunch and do a bit of shopping.

I've been meaning to do this for a while now. Finally, I'm posting some random photos from my last 5 years of traveling. Just sharing the beauty of this world - enjoy! =) ***Still not finished uploading ALL the photos, so check back again later!***

First two weeks of September I spent with four friends (three boys and one girl) in the Southwest of the USA (and Tijuana). Here is a short summary of it:

My wonderful friend Heidi, suprised her Boyfriend with a 4 day cruise out of Longbeach, CA.The cruises are mad cheap and a great way to plan a quick trip with friends. Friends came from all over the US. Drinks are cheap, meals are free and you have the choice to get off at ports.Basically, the short cruises are crazy 4 day booze cruises...!Pretty view though and a water slide.What more do u need?

We found out about this event from David and were we glad he told us. Victor, Roy, Laurie and I met up with David and his friend Jack at the Tijuana border so we could caravan to Ensenada. It was saturday night and we all new it was going to be off the hook. Thousand upon thousands of people crowding the streets and beer stands all over the place. I dont think they have fire codes in Mexico cause there were too many people in the streets! ¡Gracias México!

well since I'm new to this.. and I don't think it would be possible to go back and retrase my travels and blog about each one.. I'll recap here.. many of mine haven't been as far away as many of you here but i'm just getting started on this whole traveling thing.. ;-)..

    Every year I spend my spring break in Tijuana building houses for families in need and ever year I realize more and more how important it is for all of us to do whatever we can to give back to people around the world.  It has really impacted me in so many ways, all of which I wish I could share with you however, that would take away from the mystery of going on the trip yourself.      Yes, there are many things that can be done here in my own back y…

thought i would put together a little blog on my best sunsets and sunrises that i have taken over the years. like all my pics, they are real and i had a blast taking them

Rosarito Beach is a little resort town on the Baja peninsula.  It ended up being nicer than I expected.  The town is definitely set up to cater to tourist from the states and the spring break crowd.  Horses and ATVs on the beach and a bunch of mega beach bars  and resorts line the sands rather than houses.  We took a bus down there...which was a nice break after braving the windy little roads of Costa Rica the weekend before.  We stayed at the Brasis de…

Just come see where I've been

Den ganzen Tag lag heute ein Nebelschleier über dem Meer, nicht einmal der Horizont war richtig zu erkennen. Wieder hat starker Gegenwind für hohen Seegang gesorgt. Der Kapitän hat eine Menge über die Golden Gate Bridge erzählt, die wir morgen passieren werden - hoffentlich ohne Nebel.

North & Central America

Basic Training and School

lived here at some time in my past.