Girard Avenue and Prospect Street

In the morning, the red-eye flight came to San Diego. After arriving at the hotel, it was nearly noon. I had a brunch on the street and rested for three hours. I looked at the sunshine on Lahoya Street and went from the hotel to the old street. The whole family is out on Sunday, the beach and the streets are full of people, the grass children in front of the church are playing, the pedestrians are strolling leisurely, the streets are full of vehicles on both sides of the street, it is not easy to find a suitable parking space, this may be the rest day of the Americans.

I think it's ordinary. It was the afternoon when we went, but many shops didn't open. I felt that the street was a bit dilapidated. There were graffiti everywhere, but these graffiti were all kind of pediatric things.

This street itself is a local commercial center, very prosperous, you can come and see, but to be honest, there is really not much to buy things, just come to feel it, the street is still good.

It should be the main street here. Although it is not the same style as the street in Europe and the United States, I think it is still good, and there will be some historical buildings on both sides, which is quite good.

This is actually a main road, but it has the characteristics of residential areas. It feels a little untidy, but it is actually the situation of daily life. It is also good to have time to walk.