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SAN DIEGO - NOVEMBER 2008
Lea and I spent the weekend of November 22nd in San Diego, a favorite city to visit once a year or so.  

The weather, and light for photography, was foggy the first evening and next morning, but got lighter and more pleasant every hour thereafter.

Questions or comments to: colbb06@gmail.com

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Date(s): November 22/24, 2008. Album by BB Yarborough. Photos by ©2008 B.B. Yarborough. 1 - 29 of 29 Total. 6272 Visits.
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This is the largest luxury liner I have ever seen, docked at the pier within blocks of the city center.

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The man walking gives some perspective as to size.

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Typical high rise residences in the center of the city.

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View from our balcony on the 7th floor, looking  toward the Coronado Bay Bridge.

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Sun sinks behind fog bank on first evening.  Looking toward Coronado Island across San Diego Bay.

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Tourist boat and pleasure craft cruises bay in last light of day.  Two towers of the landmark Hotel del Coronado visible in upper right.

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More tourist pass condos next to the old ferry landing on Coronado.

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Night view from room, with lights on Coronado bridge beginning to show.

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Early next morning, a gathering of Ford Mustangs and fans in the harbor area at foot of San Diego.

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Early morning view from hotel looking across bay to Coronado.

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A commercial ship, a tanker I think, entering the bay.

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Anchored at the North Island Navy Base, the USS Yukon, T-AO 202, a Navy replenishment (oiler) ship.

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Driveway leaving the hotel, more high rise residences, common to the downtown San Diego area.

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From main entrance of Marriott, looking toward downtown.

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Much the same as when I was a Boot in 1943 the huge grinder (parade deck) at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, formerly named Marine Corps Base.

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The buildings along the grinder have been placed in the National Register of Historic Places, by the Dept. of The Interior.

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Sun sets behind Point Loma on second day of our stay.

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Looks like Pineapple has arrived from the Pacific.

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Near dusk on second day, the Marina behind the hotel loaded with private boats.

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Sunset across the bay reflects on the Marriott's glass panels.

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Sun almost disappears behind Point Loma.

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The last of tonight's sunset.

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Day is done, time for cocktails on the boat.

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For a few bucks, dine at Roy's patio on the beach walk behind the hotel.

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Boats fill the Marina on a much brighter second morning.

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As we were about to check out, a Navy ship heads into the bay.

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The crew seen midship indicate size of the vessel.

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Aft portion of ship.

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The USS Sampson, DDG 102, a guided missile destroyer.

 
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