COMMENT 136735
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2011-01-15 11:24 AM |
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Fun, Fun, Fun ya gotta love it! Enjoy......
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TAZ
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2011-01-15 12:25 PM |
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so cute! I love your quest and it's fun that you're sharing it!
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PATRICK
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2011-01-15 03:02 PM |
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Thanks for sharing (and the great attitudes)!
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AQUAHOLIC
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2011-01-15 06:04 PM |
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Thank you for the updates Stacey & Peter!....really enjoying your adventure and photos, keep it up.
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COMMENT 136888
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2011-01-16 07:22 AM |
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Great pics...love the giraffe, and the little animals on the mail boxes, and the stone wall treatment. Thanks for including us all with photos. I would love it if some took-up this idea and did photo-hikes of the major trails around S.B. in the Spring when all of the flowers bloom following such a wet rainy season...it would be great to see all the creeks looking so full, and even Red Rock Canyon and Figeroa Mtn.
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COMMENT 136896
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2011-01-16 08:14 AM |
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Brings back memories... We lived on Rosario for 5 years in the early 1960s before San Marcos Pass Road was improved and the first row of houses along the road were demolished!!! Wish I still lived in SB to join to take those walks!
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COMMENT 136902P
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2011-01-16 09:00 AM |
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Could you post the link to Part 1? I can't locate it and it sounds worth a read!
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COMMENT 136911
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2011-01-16 09:32 AM |
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When I first moved to SB from NY 3 years ago, I fantasized about doing this......but in a car :) Now I don't have to....I can explore vicariously through you two! Thanks!!
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COMMENT 136924
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2011-01-16 10:37 AM |
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I love urban hikes an often walk home (to San Roque) from work (downtown) via the Upper East Side and Riviera. San Roque and Samarkand also offer some great hiking opportunities.
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COMMENT 137061
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2011-01-16 05:36 PM |
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try the hike on La Goleta road - at the top are views of the avocado orchards across the valley to the north and east and ocean to the west and south. Miss that place a lot
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LAS
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2011-01-17 10:50 AM |
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Thanks for the inspiration to get out there and see the beauty and wonder in the ordinary streets of SB.
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