The finale of the trip was dedicated to the real reason I flew over 5,000 miles, to watch two of my best friends get married.
Reddi-set-married
Cultural Days in San Diego
The beginning of most days on this trip have started with food, as I’m sure you’ve noticed. We took a spin to the ‘best chicken spot in town’ Chick Fil-A. [read more]
Mickey Mouse’s House
Being a big kid, I thought it was essential to visit the happiest place on earth, Mickey Mouse’s house. Adults never really grow up and quite frankly does life really need to be so serious all the time, I think not.
Sunsets in San Diego
We escaped the desert and hopped on a short domestic flight to the West Coast arriving in San Diego, California.
Situated on San Diego’s marina we arrived at the Sheratons with scenic views and nautical inspired interiors.
Dam & Downtown
Holidays are for over indulging so the morning started with a mammoth feast at Spice Market Buffet, I took full advantage of the ‘all you can eat’ rules.
Feeling fuelled we piled in an SUV and ventured off the strip towards the border of Arizona and Nevada to see one of my favourite sights the Hoover Dam. [read more]
Sin City
Another day another dollar, getting back on track with our fast food addictions we started the day with breakfast rolls, before heading to the Polynesian themed hotel, The Mirage.
Viva Las Vegas
Arriving in the desert in dry 40-degree heat is always going to be a shock to the system. But landing in Vegas for a bachelorette party (as the Americans say) for my long lost best friend could only mean it was the beginning of a hectic few weeks of celebrations.
Gin Gin Gin
I escaped the hustle and bustle of London life and took a drive out to Hampshire for some fresh air and a dose of greenery.
