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Christa Bigue (Editor) May 21, 2013 at 11:22 am
Deb, I agree! When it's a hot on the coast, drop everything (if you can!), head to the beach and…Read More soak it up while you can because it doesn't long before we're covering up in that blanket of fog again.
nancyboo May 19, 2013 at 06:14 pm
Thanks for the memories!
In Vallemar, I remember the noon siren from the volunteer firehouse, the…Read More rodeo at the quarry, the horses at the quarry, learning to drive on the quarry road, the dog groomer by the golf course with the X-mass lights, the amused carrot, Grants, glen 5 & 10, Ben franklin's, Adams paints with Daisy the Basset hound, and I miss (just a little) the old Sharp Park Road.
Stuart Nafey May 20, 2013 at 07:58 pm
Here is the link to the Crowdtilt fundraiser. I do enjoy photographing their show.…Read More https://www.crowdtilt.com/campaigns/bring-the-blue-angels-back
Senor Gigante May 20, 2013 at 05:35 pm
There is no address or pledge info in the link for sending or committing $$$ to the cause. I love…Read More the Blue Angels and it gives a great sense of patriotism and American power, skill when these fine men fly by.
Karin Meiswinkel May 19, 2013 at 09:37 am
Yes, in a perfect world, but you know very well that such a figure of funds would not be…Read More appropriated correctly for that purpose nor administered properly after going through the bureaucratic channels. Simply a sad part of today's world.
Liz Colpoys May 19, 2013 at 11:09 am
What about formerly employed who gave up and aren't looking or who "aged out" of the…Read More counted unemployed and will spend retired years closer to poverty?
Darryl Strawbeary May 21, 2013 at 07:47 am
Hmmm, contractors do know better, they have to care that dumping cement or stucco residuals in a…Read More waterway via a storm sewer will harm or kill all creatures downstream.
Many simply don't care.
Mark G May 18, 2013 at 01:27 pm
There is a distinct gray residue today all along the west side of Oddstad, beginning from somewhere…Read More above Everglades and going down past Yosemite. You can also see streaks of gray leading to every storm drain along the way, as well as a gray residue in places along the curb. There are also tire tracks of gray leading up Everglades from traffic turning off Oddstad. Seems pretty evident to me that some leaking cement truck or other dirty construction vehicle came down Oddstad in the last couple of days (since the Thursday rains). A little simple detective work could determine where the construction work (new driveway?) just occurred and who did it, but since it's now after the fact, I'm sure little can be done about it. Contractors should know better, but unfortunately, some still don't.
Stephanie Benoit May 18, 2013 at 08:10 am
I loaned a bunch of pictures to Camden which I never got back. The pictures showed many colors of…Read More San Pedro Creek. The creek was blue, orange, grey and I've witnessed other colors. I especially like it when it looks like a giant bubble bath. NOT!!!!! Every car washed drains into the creek and it creates mounds of bubbles at the bridges on Linda Mar Blvd. Capistrano, Adobe, Peralta and on into the ocean.
Maybe if we get those pictures back, we can post them.
This was a welcome letter and you did a great job. Please keep reminding people that everything that ends up running along the curb into the storm drains, ends up going directly into the creek.
Christa Bigue (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 10:37 pm
Thank you for sharing Victor Hugo's quote ... something we can all learn from! Looking forward to…Read More reading No. 8.
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