Houses in Kensington (not London), Part 1
Thanks to everyone who enjoyed La Jolla and gave us positive feedback. We think you will enjoy this neighborhood just as much as La Jolla. Because the beach is 10 miles west, itâs warmer here and the houses are more attuned to outdoor living. If you know ...
Kensington, Part 2
The homes were a mix of Calif/Mex and English. Streets were all English names. Era? About a hundred years ago, this was the equivalent of La Jolla for people who had asthma or problems with salt air and moisture. Lots of hand-crafted details on these home...
Kensington, Part 3
It wouldnât be right to do a post without wildlife but I was challenged to find some in this very civilized âhood. There were no fish in the river, no storks in the chimney How about a bird on the gargoyle? No birds in the tree. Hereâs a doggie in the win...
I miss Torrey Pines!
They used to have a great discount for college students! Since it was so close to University of California San Diego. Don't know if they still offer the discount to college students anymore, but it sure was a beautiful course!
Iâm not a golfer but I worked at the course during a tournament
It is an exceptionally beautiful place. Weâll go walk out around there sometime.
Psychedelics = bad trips
Never did any of that stuff, but lost a few friends. The Sixties werenât that kind to naive teens â if it wasnât Vietnam, it was tripping out.
