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Excellent info, Saddi, thank you. We've done Disney in FL so we could probably skip Disney CA and concentrate on other things. I was trying to remember where my parents took me when I was a kid. Le Brea (?) tar pits, I just remember the smell, but boys view those things differently than girls. I had completely forgotten about that zoo, and I believe it was amazing when I was a kid. I'm sure it's even better now. I'm googling some of the other items you list. Thank you again.

Catalina: http://www.catalina.com/ it's best on slightly off days, like on a tuesday. You snag a ferry, and enter an island where cars are few, but you can rent a golfcart to get around. there's some killer restruants, nice beaches (rent snorkling gear) and the fish are fed by the boats, so no fear of people. There's a land conservatory and much of the island is kept natrual. It's like the perfect beachtown to bum around in.
 
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http://www.monterey.org/visitorinfo.html
http://www.santacruzca.org/
http://www.beachboardwalk.com/
http://gocalifornia.about.com/od/casantacruz/a/boardwalk.htm

If you make it up to santa cruz, you must go to pizza my heart in capatolia and order the pepperoni by the slice. I ate tons of that while surfing the beach it's on.
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Chickbond,

What does your family like to do?

Palm Springs has a tram that goes up San Jacinto mountain. Desert to mountain top.

http://www.pstramway.com/



The Wild Animal Park is my favorite for Southern California.

I also like the missions. Here is one of them.

http://www.sanluisrey.org/

Sea World used to be fun and educational. I don't know about now.


There is too much to do. Don't wear yourselves out. Pick a few thing rather than a lot. If it was me I would skip amusement parks and go for the cultural and natural attractions.
 
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does that mean you have a gps?
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Yes, I have a gps and own two caches.

what's in your cache? and how many times have they been found? do people leave or say funny stuff?
 

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