I will start out with one thought: Big Truck + Southern California = NOT FUN. Try squeezing *your* 25-foot long F-350 around a U-shaped turn designed for a mini cooper, and see if you agree. (It only took me about 15 minutes and a 20-point turn, by the wa y)
Chris caught some fishes on his trip, about 7 of them to be exact. (We need to start researching recipes for tuna!) And then, to add a sense of irony to the weekend, we spent Sunday visting Sea World, where sea life is, predictably, not killed by sport fishermen.
We saw Sea Turtles:
![turtles](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3498/3902300714_6a5d96a955.jpg)
Non-Edible Fishes (well, you could eat them but SeaWorld kind of frowns on that in their park):
![fishes](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2521/3901521433_a0fdc09f9f.jpg)
Sea Lions:
![Sea Lion](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2657/3902300994_4097e761c0.jpg)
Dolphins:
![Dolphin](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3486/3902300054_4df03311a2.jpg)
AND... as a very special treat... a baby dolphin that had just been born the day before. It was less than 24 hours old.
![Baby Dolphin](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2510/3901520923_0d1c9112ed.jpg)
We saw Shamu, penguins, sharks, sting rays, and a lot of other sea life, etc etc. We got to feed the sting rays and touch the pet-store variety sharks, which was fun.
SeaWorld also has a Clydesdale exhibit, which we were puzzled about for a while (umm, horses do not live in water, last I checked...) until we learned that SeaWorld is owned by Budweiser. Then it all made sense.
While in San Diego we also spent time at the beach, and managed to capture a beautiful sunset:
![San Diego 0742](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3531/3902301852_a8c6806a49.jpg)
I could totally live there. Well, that is, if I had a smaller car.
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