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| Hiking | 6.74 Miles |
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| no partners | | Took a 4 day weekend in San Diego to go see the Steelers play on MNF. We drove out on Saturday, so on Sunday I planned to go up to Torrey Pines to check out those trails. My wife wanted to go see the San Diego Symphony, so she did that with the kids while I took a ride up north to the beach preserve.
It was a little tricky to find where to go, but I finally did. You enter down towards the beach, but you take the road up to the upper parking lot, which was pretty empty. The main trails from that lot, the Beach Trail and Razor Point Trail, were packed, especially with it being a Sunday. I hiked out to Razor Point, then down to the beach, then up the Broken Hill south fork trail, looped on the road and went back down the Broken Hill north fork trail, then back up the Beach Trail to the TH. Then I walked over and did the Parry Grove loop and the High Point overlook trail. I saw one other Steeler fan, who was obviously also in for the game. Nice views up and down the coast, and nice to walk along the shoreline getting my boots wet from the ocean, quite the contrast from the Sonoran Desert sand.
Met up with the family later, then went to Pacific Beach to meet up with some friends at the Steeler bar that was having a big event. My wife and kids let me go there while they hit the beach. Once they came back to get me, one of the Steeler staff doing the event let my kids wear the Super Bowl 43 ring while we took the obligatory pics.  Super Cool 
Ended the weekend with an EPIC win on Monday Night Football. |
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