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Logic

Posted 3/19/2007 4:38:23 PM

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Hello released 2 new beaches for your Viewing pleasure. We hope our Los Angeles area friends enjoy these great additions.

Malibu Weather http://www.MalibuBeachWeather.com

Catalina Island Weather http://www.CatalinaBeachWeather.com

Enjoy your new neighbors and write to us we love to make friends. Cool

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David Clarish

Posted 3/19/2007 10:24:24 PM

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Hello LOGIC & Catnip...

You two are very busy little Mascot's Smile I will check out these cams this week when I can see in the daylight. It is late in the day now and I cannot see a thing Wink Keep up the great work and I'll tell you what I think later.

David

Yakima, WA (Former Resident of Southern California and Beach bum from Pismo Beach)
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red allante

Posted 3/31/2007 9:03:24 AM

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Logic--Both Malibu and Avalon ( Catalina) are near and dear to me. My first trip to Catalina was in 1945, and I've been going there ever since--every summer (except for army duty) ever since. We has our own mooring, so we would often leave our boat there and fly back and forth on sea planes, then helicopters and then the Express Boat...saved a lot of fuel expense.--Yachts typically get about one-half mile per gallon, our last boat was pretty good -- burning about 52 gallons per hour!

As for Malibu, my Dad had a real estate office next to the entrance to the Malibu Colony, so we were out there a lot. I got my first surf board from one of the homes Dad had for sale in the Colony. Red Allante

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tupac101

Posted 8/22/2007 5:27:59 AM

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Ok i'll try going there in november. I love cali beaches. I just been from virginia beach...simple, fun, ideal for families, it's pretty conservative beach, nice

http://www.placestogoinvb.com/

I enjoy there! and now i'll try the new beaches in cali? is the Malibu beach good for families too? or lots of teens?

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red allante

Posted 8/22/2007 1:35:47 PM

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Tupac--Malibu extends for many miles--much of it is private--but there are plenty of places to get on the sand and swim. The Malibu Pier is where the Southern California board surfing began and there is a nice size public beach next to the pier to enjoy with your family. Paradise Cove has a restaurant and a pier--Many TV programs have been filmed on this beach--also good for your family--Red Allante

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