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[Rogera]

What a cool trip Richard! Thanks for sharing!

Great looking Stetsonian Jeff

 

[Ghost Rider]

Wow, that really takes me back to my youth

 

[seabass]

Richard,
Great pics of your day on the Christmas special train. I am a rail fan & enjoyed your pics as well as your cap & outfit
Your niece looks lovely..


Jeff,
my kind of restaurant, a hat shelf is very rare my way.....




at The Fishwife in Pacific Grove CA , Asilomar Beach

Seabass for seabass & my VS Lite in chocolate & copper ribbon
Nice place they remember me & seat me near a safe hat perch.

I love the CA coast.

che

 

[ManofKent]

Che - that's a beautiful coastline.

 

[mikespens]

Cheers Che, good eats, sights, and threads.

 

[dh66]

Cheers Che, good eats, sights, and threads.

Beautiful shots of the coast Che. Thanks for sharing, I can see why its a favorite.
Nice hat and jacket, too. And dinner looked delicious.

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[Chepstow]

Jeff, Richard and Che, nice photos, really nice! Thanks for sharing that with us.

 

[Rogera]

Beautiful pics Che! I fell in love with the west coast when we were in Oregon last year. Thanks for sharing

 

[bowlerman]

Great pics, Richard, Jeff, and Che!

Che, there is nothing like the norcal coast.

 

[g.durand]

Strolling on the beach on a cool morning in SoCal, Long Beach to be specific, wearing a whiskey-colored VS.

 

[ManofKent]

Looks a great morning wander g.d. Great hat too!

 

[mikespens]

g.Long Beach looks much nicer than the near ghost town it was in the late 70's when I was there. Christmas season looks different in caly too.

 

[Chepstow]

G, wonderful photos, nice area, you are blessed my friend!

 

[dh66]

Great pix G. Looks like a perfect winter day.

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[g.durand]

Thank you, Richard and Manfred. We are indeed fortunate, and I am getting a long-needed holiday.

Mike--this is my first visit to this part of the LA area. It does look like Long Beach is scaling up.

dh--the LA area in the winter is really pleasant. It was in the high 60s yesterday, and I was in shirtsleeves for awhile. We're off to some cooler climes, though.

 

[g.durand]

Andy's (Orangegrad) photo the other day at White Sands National Monument made me realize we weren't going to be too far way, so we made a slight detour. Andy, I hope I'm not stealing your thunder since you promised more photos.

The place is awe-inspiring.

 

[ManofKent]

great photos g.d. - that is a stunning landscape

 

[mikespens]

Michael, my father was stationed at White Sands in the 60's and I have many childhood memories of the place. We lived in El Paso at the time and I remember many strange events and creatures from there, including tumbleweeds rolling down the streets. Those same streets would flood after rains and there would be snakes and lizards floating by. There was a giant insect we called a vinegar roach that was probably actually a scorpion. Horned toads were everywhere. We also crossed the boarder into Juarez for weekend visits, something you probably don't want to do now if your fond of your life.

 

[Chepstow]

Great Pics Michael, splendid, a great contry and place! I am a bit jealous.

 

[dh66]

Awesome photos Michael. Beautiful landscape out there, and you definately know how to dress for a road trip. You are absolutely killing me, I want to head back out that way so bad.

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