The zoo was a lot of fun - the pandas, the koalas and the elephants were the highlights. San Diego Zoo is a "retirement home" for elephants - they have nine elephants ranging in ages from 33 to 56.


The Maritime Museum was also very interesting. We toured ships that had crossed the Atlantic, along with two submarines, one Russian sub and one American sub. I don't think that any of us would have liked living in those cramped quarters.
San Diego has wonderful weather, with an average temperature of 71 degrees, and less then 10 inches of rainfall a year, making it a desert climate. The sun was out (after a little morning fog) every day we were in San Diego, but with a strong breeze from the water, it was a bit chilly every day. We tried to go in the ocean, but the water temperature was only about 62 degrees, which was WAY too cold. We are used to a water temperature of closer to 80 degrees at home at the beaches along Tampa Bay!
We hope that you have enjoyed Flat Stanley Whitman's journey with us.
Aunt Barbara, Aunt Laurie, Nick and Kayla
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