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Local Wally's Tourist Guide
www.localwally.com
The guy won't reveal his real name, but he's not shy when it comes to discussing his likes and dislikes in San Diego. To quote his website: "Toss those other visitor guides in the trash and put your trust in a guy who has no advertisers to please and no editor making everything politically correct. If it's good, it's here. If it's not, well, it's not." What your visiting friends and family will find are Wally's picks for best hotels, great restaurants, top attractions, and his advice for seeing all of San Diego in seven days, or three days, or one night. And, although he's got opinions about every corner of the county, he's willing to listen when his site visitors write "Hey, Wally. You're an idiot!" (See the "Vacationers Strike Back" part of his website.) Best of all, you can send Wally an e-mail asking for personal advice and he'll give it to you -- free.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Best of 2003: Best Place To Send Your Relatives Before They Show Up On Your Doorstep
Best of 2003: Best Place To Send Your Relatives Before They Show Up On Your Doorstep
Local Wally's Tourist Guide
www.localwally.com
The guy won't reveal his real name, but he's not shy when it comes to discussing his likes and dislikes in San Diego. To quote his website: "Toss those other visitor guides in the trash and put your trust in a guy who has no advertisers to please and no editor making everything politically correct. If it's good, it's here. If it's not, well, it's not." What your visiting friends and family will find are Wally's picks for best hotels, great restaurants, top attractions, and his advice for seeing all of San Diego in seven days, or three days, or one night. And, although he's got opinions about every corner of the county, he's willing to listen when his site visitors write "Hey, Wally. You're an idiot!" (See the "Vacationers Strike Back" part of his website.) Best of all, you can send Wally an e-mail asking for personal advice and he'll give it to you -- free.
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