We decided to do some shopping for the last day. So, we went over to Coronado. We took the Uber to the Hotel de Coronado. That is one big Hotel. We didn't tour it, but we could have if we would have left a little earlier. They do daily tours around 10 am. But in truth, that Hotel is just WAY to busy for me! Hard to get around.
We took a walk on the beach.
Got Katt and Pat to sit so I could take a photo or two.
There were a lot of live shells going on. I really got a kick out of these.
It was so much fun being out there on the beach. I could stay on the beach for hours!
Instead we headed (walked) across the island to the fairy. We walked quiet a ways. Then we waited about 10 mins to get on the fairy. It was a quick ride back to San Diego - not far from our Hotel.
But we didn't go to our Hotel, we took the trolley to Old Town San Diego. We spent a good hour or more walking around there as well. I bought some jewelry and then we took the trolley back to the Convention Center where we could walk 2 blocks to the Hotel.
We spent a couple hours at the Hotel and then went to a really good Pizza place. It's the Gaslight Cafe! It was the best! I got a really good hamburger there. Pat and Katt shared their Pizza.
We called it a day after 18,000 steps for the day. We did 8 miles of walking.
Today we woke up early. We were off to get breakfast and then we went to the Cat Cafe to sit with the cats. Trouble was they were at capacity when we got there. We did get a drink and sat outside. Katt and I went into the room where the cats were. It was very small and there were 8 people in there already with about 6 cats. I believe one of the cats was getting adopted as we were there. It was a kitten that another guy was having fun with. Not sure how they get the cats, but they were fun to see.
Then we were off to the Hotel and got an Uber to come get us and take us to the Air Port. San Diego's airport is small. We sat and watched the planes. At 3:00 pm we were loading. It is funny how people are in such a hurry to get on, that they don't board like they should. They called rows 20-35, and when we got on (row 26) there was half the rows before ours already filled. BUT I will give everyone credit, it was the best unloading plane I have been on in a long time. No one hurried to get up, they sat till it was their turn to get up and go. Only when it got down to our row, one gal tried to cut in front of everyone else. I haven't seen a plane that had people so courteous in a very long time!
We finally made it home, unloaded and relaxed before calling it a day. I have tons of photos and will try and post them more later.
Happy Quilting/Happy Stitching!
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