... West coast of Florida? This is San Diego...

Cedric Ye, lol, no, I’m watching here on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico here on the west coast of Florida USA it’s merely a part of my signature

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Thanks for sharing your memories. The Tristar is quite a special aircraft, would have been so great to get the chance to fly on this plane myself. Regards from Germany

At 4:13 you can see Dictionary Hill. It is easy to recognize because of the homes going up the the hill in a straight line. The hill is so steep that fire trucks cannot climb up it. At 7:19 is the Naval Hospital in Balboa Park. At 7:23 is the Starlight Bowl. When planes are flying in, the director hits a red light and all the actors freeze until he turns on the green light. As a tip, if you are going to fly in the direction of LA, be sure to sit on the right side of the plane. All you get from the left side is the Pacific Ocean. On the right side, I have been able to see Palomar Observatory, and when you get to the LA area, Disneyland, Dodger and Anaheim Stadiums, the Rose Bowl, and a big scratch in the earth known as San Andreas fault. Whenever I fly, I sit on the side of the plane that will give me the best views. I, too, like to take pictures. One time when coming into San Diego, I sat on the left side because planes coming in from the north go over near where I live to get into the landing pattern. I wanted to get a picture of my house from up there. From up there it was so small I barely got a picture of it before it disappeared from the window!

There is a You Tube video titled "Approach and Landing to San Diego Airport, July 23, 2023." It is a flight from the north and covers the whole time it takes to fly into SDX: from turning inland and east to get to there this video starts.