San Diego: The "Lake District", the reservoirs and their relationship to the mountains, particularly, Mount Woodson.
Hiking toward mountain tops allows a person to enjoy the topography first-hand. Water always makes a wonderful impression, more so in an arid region. Although in the past few months, the rains have turned the land greener than witnessed in many years, we'll have to wait to determine whether this is a semi-permanent change. Some years ago, we met a man who informed us that up until 30 years ago, San Diego was quite a lush area. It seems since then, there's been a lot less drinking locally. To residents, this may be informative from a perspective point of view, while at worst, to outsiders it might be aesthetically pleasing...not necessarily the few shots of Jeffrey but definitely of Jenni. The photographs cover a small part of the county but should provide an indication of its depth, variation so to speak, (and height) of this region. Poway Lake sits below Mount Woodson. This is viewed on the way down, close to the surface. Ramona Lake, v...