Showcasing Balboa Park history and plants at Marston House
This article is the first in a new column about Balboa Park’s places and spaces. Whenever I visit the Marston...
Cynthia G. Robertson is an award-winning freelance writer and photographer. For more than thirty years, her articles and photographs have appeared in several magazines and newspapers. Her stories, essays and poems have been published in “Acorn Review,” and several anthologies, including “Six Feet Apart…in the Time of Corona.” She blogs about her observations of nature and spirituality, and in 2019, she penned her first novel, “Where You See Forever.” Find out more at cynthiarobertson.com.
This article is the first in a new column about Balboa Park’s places and spaces. Whenever I visit the Marston...
A map of the canyons of San Diego’s Uptown communities shows acres of prime open space in the area—40,000 acres...
The 32nd Street Open Space Preserve is a wonderful place to explore—if you can find it. I set out with...
One of the most amazing views in San Diego can be taken in from the Cabrillo Bridge. Jet planes soar...
Across from the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, the jewel in the center of Balboa Park, a couple of very large fig...
San Diego is known for its canyons. They are places for beauty and discovery where you can get away from...
It’s probably my favorite place in all of San Diego: Presidio Park. You can see the white castle-like structure overlooking...
Living in San Diego since the ‘80s and being a member of a local walking group called Walkabout, International has...
The first time that I ever walked on the Bridle Trail, starting on the south end right behind Nate’s Dog...
For exploring San Diego’s urban trails, keep in mind Florida Canyon, one of the largest trail systems within the city....
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