In spirit of the Coachella 2016 lineup coming out, I figured I’d do a review my Coachella 2015 experience, for all of those wondering if the three day festival experience is worth the hefty price tag of upwards $375. In my opinion, yes, yes, hell yes. I had been stoked on Coachella since I was a freshman in … More Coachella 2015
I gotta say, the one thing I probably miss the most about Encinitas (other than Board and Brew and maybe my friends) is the sunsets. That being said, I thought I’d make a post specifically to commemorate some of the most insane sunsets i’ve had the pleasure of seeing in Encinitas. Enjoy! 🙂
Last Thanksgiving, my mom and I decided it was as good of a day as any to venture out two hours east to the San Bernardino Mountains and Big Bear. We weren’t planning on skiing or anything (in all honesty, I’m not sure what exactly it was we were planning on doing there), but driving … More Big Bear Lake
It’s been a while since my last trip to the magical land of Disney, but my memories of it stand out all the same. I’ve been to Disneyland 4 times in my life: none of which times I went with my family. So Disneyland always served as a sort of escape from the familial burden … More Disneyland and California Adventure
Having lived in Oceanside for most of my childhood, the Oceanside pier is one of the mostly oddly nostalgic places for me in San Diego. I remember spending hours walking up and down the boarded pier with my parents, who would sometimes come here to go fishing. Those were the days. But during the peak … More Oceanside Pier
As Solana Beach’s worst kept secret, it seems that almost every local San Diegan has at least heard of the Shroom Caves. The tall, sandstone caves that are visible from the 5 freeway are a favorite hangout spot among local teenagers, and a canvas for graffiti artists. I first heard of this place as a … More Shroom Caves
Hiding in the heart of Encinitas is a place straight out of your average Indie film: The Saxony Swing. Named after the road you can find it on, this spot is on the intersection of Quail Gardens Road and Saxony Road, in a sweet little canyon. The first time I was brought here, we went down … More The Saxony Swing
As a mecca for the young and artistic, San Francisco is home to some of the most amazing architectural and artistic feats in the wold. I love everything about this amazing city, but the stunning beauty of every buiding and structure here is probably my favorite part about it all. So without further ado, let’s … More San Francisco Part 2
San Francisco is my favorite city that I’ve been to so far. As one of the most hip and urban places in the world, adventure is limitless in the city on the bay. I’ve decided to split up my review on this amazing town into two parts: the more urban spaces, and the more natural. … More San Francisco Part 1
One of the only actual lakes in San Diego, Lake Hodges is a gorgeous spot in San Diego, and a rather un-touristy one too. The drive to the lake is breathtaking, as Del Dios Hwy gives some of the best views of the lake that I’ve ever seen. The drive somewhat reminds me of Big … More Lake Hodges
