Mexico, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco

Saturday, June 6, 2009


Mexico... it's hard to describe that experienece. We didn't know what to expect. The first decision was, should we even go. Everyone around were telling us not to go, but we really had a wish to go to see it. So the decision was done. The first thing when we came there was really not expected. Everyone were telling us, buy this buy that, we almost couldn't go away from the sellers there. The status there from my experience is, that in the city Tijuana people doesn't earn much at all, the city is not so nice and the first thing I thought about it, was that I would never live there. But in one way it is nice to see the city, because then you aware what you have. We ate in a nice restaurant there with a beautiful view. People are kind, but different then in USA. On the way back we had to go out from the bus and show the passports there and they also checked our bags on the border. It was kind of scary feeling, because we didn't know how the things are going on there.

San Diego is a charming city. I would say it was the most fancy one which we saw here on our trip in USA. Downtown is full with bars, restaurants and many hotels. The beach is beautiful too, they also have many places for sport.

Los Angeles, well.. that's kind of hard to describe everything we saw. We went to see the Walk of fame (the stars) and the Sunset blvd, Hollywood sign and magnificent view over all the city. It was beautiful view and we were impressed. We also saw Bevery Hills houses and went to Bel Air.

San Francisco is really special too. All the cities we visited are special in one way. The streets in San Francisco are so different that we are used to it. High up and then back down and up and down. It's like in the movies, which you see on TV. We checked out Golden Gate Bridge, Fishermans Wharf, China town, Union square, Alcatraz. Well, it's just amazing.

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