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    • #13204
      BigBalls
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      I recommend you get the hell out if there and keep driving west about 1,552 miles and seeing California. No place like it. California is on top.

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    • #13206
      Fraud
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      <p style=”text-align: left;”>California is a beautiful state ruined by 3rd world scum and evil, liberal shitheads. Texas is mostly gross but the people have freedom and their economy and lives are thriving. </p>

      • #13212
        BigBalls
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        Hi Fraud, the picture you posted is something I’m not familiar with. Is it AI? I see poor people every now and then on freeway off ramps but I just roll up my window and wait for the green light. Police in my area do a good job of keeping them away. They have my empathy but their life choices are not my problem. I hope their families can help them.

        It’s not my world.

        I hear a significant number of people that moved from California to Texas are coming back. It’s called the ‘Boomerang Effect”. High property taxes, high insurance costs and high utility bills are mentioned as factors along with crap weather and being around a lot of dumb people.

        You made a good choice but those winters man. No can do.

         

    • #13207
      Butkus51
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      Shaka Bruddah Balls, great shot of Cambria Beach.  We love dat place, one of Calif favorite towns…  Cheers

      • #13208
        BigBalls
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        Damn Bruddah, you never fail to impress me. That’s exactly where that picture was taken. The wife and I go three times a year. Some years even more. The Sea Chest restaurant is exceptional,  if you haven’t been. A stop ar Morro Bay rock for fish and chips, clam chowder and a beer is nice too.
        https://www.seachestoysterbar.com

         

      • #13209
        Java
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        Grew up up there. Hate it all looks good but you have to wear a sweater in July.  F that

      • #13213
        BigBalls
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        I love visiting that part of California. Cambria, Morro Bay, even Pismo and SLO. I like it because of the scenery and the relaxed life style but maybe growing up there isn’t fun. You want parties and lots of babes at that age.

      • #13214
        Butkus51
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        Bruddah Java, eh thought you grew up in Fresno?  You talk about your youth in Fresno?

      • #13216
        Butkus51
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        Yeah Bruddah we’ve seen dat restaurant, The Sea Chest, located in Cambria Beach, hotel row.  We usually stay in Cambria Beach one night. We’ve never eaten there, but will try next time in Cambria.  We walk the 1 mile board walk early mornings before breakfast and sunsets before dinner.  When we drive up the coast we always get seafood in Ventura Harbor, Andria’s (A+, great seafood), then a few days later at Moro Bay, Seafood Galley (B+) or Giovanni’s Seafood Market (B).

        When we stay one night in Cambria, we always eat at Main St Grill, B+ (affiliated with Firestone BBQ chains).  Was A+, kinda disappointed, Main St Grill trimmed down their menu somewhat, eliminated BBQ Chicken (strange).  We talked to management, but they did not bring it back.  But still very good and cheap menu.  Surprisingly B+ cocktails, beer and wines from the region. The other Firestone Grills still have BBQ Chicken.  The Fresno and Bakersfield Firestone Grills are A+.

        When we take the Central Coast road trip, over night stops:  1 night Ventura, 2 nights Santa Barbara, 2 nights S L Obispo, 1 night Cambria and if we continue to Carmel-Monterey (1 night Carmel, 1 night Monterey).  The 17 mile drive Carmel-Pebble Beach.  We do this trip every 3 to 4 years.  We get to visit about 3 different wineries (Santa Barbara, Paso Robles, Monterey) every trip.

        The other road trips we like going: Sequoia NP, Yosemite NP and Tamaplsis St Pk, Marin County, National Bridge St Pk, Santa Cruz.  On same road trip visit Sonoma Valley and Napa Valley wineries and then to San Francisco.  Coming from hot Santa Clarita, we look forward to our Central Coast and Northern Coast road trips.  We love seeing and hiking our Calif NP and SP, so beautiful and good for the soul just be with nature…  Cheers

        PS. To Bruddah Fraud, Brah you missing out on Calif. beauty.  Sad, you focus only the bad side of Calif.  We still think Calif is one beautiful state…  Shaka.

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