Oceanside Holiday and Armed Forces Day honoring our troops

My closest Metrolink/Amtrak Depot.
One of the many whistle stops.

San Onofre (closed) 

Oceanside Harbor. I was here last year.

One of my timeshares in Oceanside, CA.

Street view towards the pier.


Lunch

Shower in Master bathroom.
View from the sofa. So far, so good...
My balcony.

Full kitchen.

Huge Jacuzzi tub in Master bath.

Master bedroom with ocean view.

Main living room and full kitchen.

Spare bedroom.

My balcony view.

View from my balcony.


I was on the 4th floor with access to the 7th floor Sky Lounge.

Refreshments always in the lobby.


Lunch




Waiting is the hardest part.




Great breakfast place, just a short walk from my timeshare.





























I felt more secure in my timeshare.


Many thanks to the Crew of the Landing Craft Air Cushions (LCAC), assigned to the Assault Craft Unit (ACU 5).


 ACU FIVE


Gear check.

Big breakfast at Ruby's Diner




7th floor Sky Lounge.

Great pizza & salad place nearby ZIGZAG PIZZA PIE

Ice cream sundae and a classic John Wayne film, the good life.

Don't worry, be happy...

All cleared for lift off, and off she goes.









Donuts on the ocean, felt the spray on the seventh floor. Wow, what a sight to see, and hear.
The Oceanside Pier at sunset.



Back at my "Home Metrolink/Amtrak Depot".

Comments

  1. UnknownMay 25, 2015 at 11:20 AM

    Looks like another very nice trip, you surf pretty good to lol. Glad your getting so much enjoyment from all your timeshares.

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