So ive had the pleasure of using Azteca for a few months now and I am definitely impressed. Always…read moreon time and always quality work performed. The clean my hull and wash the boat. Definitely high quality and detail oriented. Always willing to go above and beyond what is expected and deliver more.

Excellent service, helped me with my propeller which was loose, did a great job repairing it in the…read morewater, and cleaning of my boat bottom as well, highly recommend this company.

so located in the main original quad of UCLA the Wilson Plaza is near Royce Hall, as well as the…read moremain library. The buildings are a beautiful brick construction and there's plenty of grassy area The only downside is, there's almost no shade and on a hot sunny summer day can get pretty intense Aside from that the library is a cool place to visit and their bathrooms located in every building Located near the main student union so there's plenty of places to grab a bite to eat as well

Guardians of the Galaxy is an insane ride that I feel like if you are scared of drops, you probably…read morenot go on it because it is intense! I thought it would just be one drop but no it was multiple ones that made me personally super scared. But I still enjoyed it and also the inside of the places that you have to wait in line had a lot of cool items to look at! I especially like the cute dog in the spacesuit!

MY FAVORITE RIDE AT DCA (Disney California Adventure)!!!…read more I've heard there's six different songs for the ride and each one has a different ride sequence. I haven't been on all six. The ones I have been on have all been excellent! I love the drops and rises and the music is fun! The line is usually very long, so be prepared to wait when you want to ride Guardians! During Halloween, the ride is changed to Monsters After Dark and it's just as fun and playful as the regular ride. I love it!! Xie Xie!!!

This is a nice little bicycle trail that I walked on and got my steps in. You can walk to Hoag…read morehospital on this trail in case you need medical assistance. I was just trying to get some fresh air and enjoy the natural beauty of Irvine. It'll be nicer once they finish construction around the hospital area I did not see any egrets but I did enjoy the beautiful weather today

My favorite path to walk during all 3 of my work breaks. My workplace is moving next month and I'm…read moredeeply saddened to be leaving such a beautiful trail. The wildlife is overflowing in this creek with baby ducks, great egrets, butterflies, Egyptian geese, hawks, turtles, large fish and even a giant tortoise! Excellent for birdwatching. The path has many trees along a certain stretch and it is great for walking or biking. Pedestrians must follow the direction of traffic! I see a lot of people not doing so and it upsets the bikers... be kind!

The mystery remains where the person making the voice for Sad Eye Joe sits, but this is an…read moreabsolutely fun hidden gem to check out when you're at Knotts. Most of the time, Sad Eye Joe is sleeping and he's quite the loud snorer. However, when he's awake, he's quite fun to chat with. Poor guy is pretty lonely so make sure to visit him when you're around!

Sad Eye Joe adds genuine theming to Knott's Berry Farm. I had heard about him all the way in New…read moreJersey. He's been incarcerated since the 1940's. He stole a horse, and he's been shuffled around the justice system ever since. When I finally visited him in jail, I was pleasantly surprised that he's not a robot. There's actually a real live actor who listens to his visitors from a remote location and responds intelligently. I told him that I'd get him out on bail reform. He wasn't too hopeful. But then I told him I'd be able to set him up with subsidized housing upon his release, and he was pleased to hear that.

Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island is one of the most immersive exploration area in Frontierland at…read moreDisneyland Park in Anaheim California. It sits on an island in the Rivers of America. You can get to it by boarding a log raft at the dock. There is a short and scenic ride that goes to the Island. Originally Pirate's Lair opened on Tom Sawyer Island in June of 1956. It is one of the only attractions at Disneyland that was actually designed by Walt Disney himself! The island was transformed and renamed Pirate's Lair for the Disney Park's efforts to add elements from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies into the park in 2007. After your arrival onto the island, you will find no path to follow, no line to stand in, and no ride vehicles to board! Simply wander along the shaded pathways, climb the rickety bridges, explore the winding caves and pirate hideaways! A few of the exciting things to see and experience include Dead Man's Grotto (a series of dark caves filled with pirate figures and hidden treasure) and Smuggler's Cove (which features suspension bridges and pirate themed play areas with shipwrecks). Castle Rock is the high vantage point to see the park and river from a distance! The number of fun, interactive experiences available at Pirate's Lair are endless! Pirate's Lair should be on the list of places to visit at least once while you are at Disneyland. Raft boarding is located near the Haunted Mansion ride. Pirate's Lair is also a nice spot to get out of the sun and take a break from the rides at the theme park!

I hadn't been across the Rivers of America in a while but, as most Disneyland regulars do when the…read morepark is packed, I hopped the raft for a short ride over to Pirate's Lair at Tom Sawyer Island. I was very disappointed in what I found. First, it is clear Disney has zero interest in investing anything in upkeep of the island. It's in a bad state of repair, which is sadly nothing new for Disney. I'd say more than half of the fun interactive parts of the Lair are inoperable with no plans to fix them. Remember how you could turn the wheel to raise the treasure chest out of the sunken ship? Broken. Parts of the bridges and walkways are closed and roped off. And it looks like it's been this way for a long, long while. The caves are still cool, but the effects look so dated and corny now. It's a shame, because this could be a super cool attraction that's away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the park. There are some good aspects. You can climb high for a terrific vista of the park, and it's super fun to wave at the riverboat as it chugs by. There is no snack bar on the island anymore, but it's fun to take over some warm chocolate chip mini cookies from Harbor House and eat them at one of the picnic tables and random seating areas on the island. There's plenty of shade and sun if you want it, and the kids can burn off a lot of energy explorig the dark and sometimes spooky caves. There's a quiet restroom tucked away here too. I really wish Disney would invest some time and money into fixing this attraction. I fear it will eventually go the same way it has at Disney World in Florida: total removal. Let's hope that never happens, for the sake of Walt's original vision.

Man how can you be a runner from LA if you haven't done the LA Marathon the one and only LA…read moreMarathon. From start to finish this a party regardless of where it ends. This is a tough course especially now that it ends at Avenue of the Stars with the last couple of miles being rolling hills but don't fear LA got you. I always enjoy this marathon but sign up early so you don't have to pay a crazy fee. I also get the refundable insurance just in case I learned my lesson when I got injured and had to walk most of the marathon in 2023. This has to be my favorite Road running race!

The experience of running in the LA Marathon was both unbelievable and unforgettable. The entire…read morecity showed up to support runners like myself in a way that felt downright transformative. Every mile was packed with supporters, live music, drag queens, and grab and go grub, so the energy through all 26 miles was amaze. The race itself was also thoughtfully organized, with friendly staff and signage throughout the entire race. My only quam is that after the finish line there was around a quarter mile walk to refuel and get to bag check. Although it's only a quarter mile, it did feel like an eternity on shaky lactic acid legs. With that said, I'm absolutely going to run it again next year. Only love to you LA (hearts)

Storybook Land Canal Boats is a boat ride in the Fantasyland area of Disneyland Park. It is an…read moreopening day attraction debuting in 1955. The ride takes you through small villages and scenes through different Disney movies. The movie villages include Arendelle (Frozen), the Beast's castle (Beauty and the Beast), Cinderella's village, and more. It's a scenic ride that's kid friendly and relaxing but can make you sleepy.

Storybook Land Canal Boats is located in Fantasyland in the Disneyland Park near the carousel and…read moreMad Hatter's Tea Party. I hadn't ridden the Storybook Land Canal Boats in like 30+ years - I actually have no memory or recollection of ever riding it. Storybook Land Canal Boats is a leisurely 12 person boat ride through Monstro's open mouth into a canal surrounded by miniature replicas of Disney animated films - mostly their homes. We saw Ariel and Prince Eric's castle, Elsa's Ice Castle, Arendelle, Aladdin and Jazmine's palace and the newest addition - Rapunzel's tower! It is a very cute ride, but I do see now why I never went on it or have no memory of it - it is arguably forgettable. There are no animatronics or characters. I could even see it being boring for kids, but if you need to rest or take a break - this 6 minute ride would help! I'm glad my family and I checked it out, but I don't see us rushing to ride it for a long time!