This is the path I’d take to get to the beach
Famous landmark that’s been around since 1906
Loved it as a kid; still love it today
Teenage years I was either here or playing tennis
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Looks a little like Catalina.
~Mike
Not sure where it is but it looks fabulous! Any room for one more illegal immigrant?
Absolutely Beautiful!
Somewhere in CA, I am assuming.
You take great pics.
bree, i do take great pics, but these aren't mine. i got them at google images. my hometowns kinda cool and a bit famous...more on this later.
mikey, i think you need a so. cal refresher course ;-)
cw, you're supposed to be sending me your brother, right? that'll make us relatives and if the new immigrant bills get passes (oh, God...NO!!!!!!) then ya'll get a free pass. we'll be doing shrimps on the barbee in sunny CA, sista.
I dunno. I'll say San Diego.
Coronado??
Mission Bay??
I give up!
~Mike
you see, this is why i have a problem with tv's sap opera, The OC. They call it 'The OC', but they film it in los angeles, so everyone sees a bunch of spoiled brats parading around in prada and none of the beauty of orange county is filmed.
not even the obvious stock footage (remember the exterior shot of the Brady Bunch's home that started almost every scene?)is used to show places like Woody's Warf, the Balboa Pavilion, the Wedge, Las Brisas, the fountains at Fashion Island, the footbridge in Corona del Mar, or Balboa Island's ferry...and what about less historic areas, like EPSN Zone and the House of Blues in downtown disney?
okay, i know this isn't a deep subject of social injustice, but hey, i love my hometown.
that's it. i'm gonna have to start educating you folks on the finer points of The Real OC..does this mean i have to create another blog? oy.
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