And every once in awhile Abalone Cove will do its thing. Every once in awhile.Marineland
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The Glass Church
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*** Official South Bay Thread ***
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sunday school at the neighborhood church then whisked off through the mean streets of pve to rancho, to the admiral risty and mom's weekly brunch
married at the Glass Chapel.
I remember some high school hotties fantasizing about marrying in the Glass Chapel.
Yikes, Pedro girls sights set!
I remember some high school hotties fantasizing about marrying in the Glass Chapel.
Yikes, Pedro girls sights set!
FYI - Landslide at Torrance Beach this morning. NO access to RAT and Haggertys unless you take the cliff trail.
The beach is closed from the south parking lot to the trailhead by the pool house.
https://www.foxla.com/video/1152738
The beach is closed from the south parking lot to the trailhead by the pool house.
https://www.foxla.com/video/1152738
first time at el porto was a day like that. 16, new board. sent it on teh first wave...didnt feel liek i was gonna drown but definitely felt liek it was never going ot let me up....gave me the guts to grab and get destroyed on several more
I wasn't allowed south of 16th St on The Strand until after I was 10 because of all the drunken sailors and fishermen at the bars by the pier. It's way different now.
The Photo Sequence (and Story) of One Unreal Los Angeles Barrel
Los Angeles surfer Nick Ferrara recalls one of the heaviest beat downs of his life — the price he paid for the best wave of his life.
www.theinertia.com
I grew up here. My family moved to PV (which became RPV) in 1962. I always knew it as "right after Torrance." Someone also told me it was because there were rats on the beach. I never saw rats. I've seen snakes a couple of times.
Very bummed! Brian became a good friend from the LeRoy Grannis Paddleout and from phone calls when we'd chat.I stayed with Brian and his wife Robyn later, after the Grannis paddle out. I was hoping to go to another friend's paddle-out in Hermosa, on June 3rd but now, I won't be able to attend. Friends are leaving the revolving marble quicker nowadays. Just how it is.
Hey now ..... buttMan.
HowZit!
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Yes, tho some folks at the time were using scuba rubber tops with "ducktails"
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Can you tell us what this was like?
I never hear it spoken about.
My dad's friend used to tell me he wore a wool sweater during winter in Santa Cruz in the 60s.
Summer is one thing but winter is another.
Was surfing really a summer activity?