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by sarah.harnisch , Aug 11 '99
Pros: Raw, wild coastline vistas Cons: Most restaurants and lodging are fair
A tiny and secluded village, Shelter Cove is worth every bit of a gorgeously-frustrating- "road-runner" drive to get to. No wonder-the town was first designed to be a community of posh getaway homes for Southern Californians with private...
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by scottfs , Oct 13 '00
Pros: Excellent salmon Cons: A bit pricey, noisy
Review Topic: Sights & Attractions
We've stayed in and around Bodega Bay many times; it's only two hours from Sacramento, so about the closest North Coast location for us to visit.
We always ask locals for their...
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by kcfoxy - Top 200, Sep 21 '99
Pros: Wonderful food when you know where to go Cons: Avoid crowds/traffic in summer
Review Topic: Restaurants
Daytripper or weekend warrior, Santa Cruz is a feast for the senses and a mellow detour from the treadmills of life. This beach community's population ebbs and flows with tourist season. One question,...
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by ms_block , Dec 19 '99
Pros: Spend a day on Main St. reliving a different era Cons: Public restroom available, but check for TP first
Review Topic: Sights & Attractions
If you love Victorian architecture, Bed and Breakfasts, and quaint shops, you will find Ferndale to be a treasure. Ferndale is located in Northern California in Humboldt County. You will...
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by ms_block , Jun 02 '00
Pros: Lots of places to explore Cons: Look out for flying Frisbees
Review Topic: Sights & Attractions
Redwood Park in Arcata, CA has something for everyone. Nestled in the Redwoods, this park is a great place to explore a redwood forest, play a very challenging round of Disc (Frisbee)...
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by canred , Oct 28 '99
Pros: Great beach, quiet, restful. Cons: No pool or spa, busy in summer.
If you've been looking for a great place to camp on the beach with hook-ups, we've found just the place for you!! It's called Caspar Beach, just 6 miles south of Fort Bragg on HWY 1, turn on Pt. Cabrillo Dr. and you can't miss it. It's called...
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by JulAnn1217 , Apr 10 '00
Pros: Beautiful Country, Lots of History Cons: Hard to Find Food to Please Everybody
I just discovered a well kept secret. Angels Camp and its surrounding towns. Ok, it may not be a huge secret but I've lived in northern California my whole life and never knew what a beautiful area lied just east beyond the hills of Stockton in...
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by sarah.harnisch , Aug 11 '99
Pros: Breath-taking landscape; romantic getaway Cons: Can be difficult to make reservations during tourist season
If I could create the perfect weekend-getaway setting, I would paint my picture in the town of Mendocino, California. Mendocino is the kind of town that artists spend endless days in painting the varying light, the wildflower colors, and the movement...
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by TheSmartTraveler - Top 500, May 22 '00
Pros: Friendly Laid Back Atmosphere, Beautiful Flowers, Legoland Cons: None
Carlsbad, California is about an hour's drive from Anaheim, and the same coming from San Diego on Highway 101. If you are into trains, take the Coaster commuter train between San Diego and the two Coaster stations in Carlsbad. The views of the coast...
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by dahoffma , Jan 23 '00
Pros: Great weather, lots of great places to live/eat/work Cons: High cost of living, need a car to get around easily
So like many others with hopes of joining the entertainment industry, I packed my things and moved to California after graduating from college. Now that I'm here and getting settled, here are a few things other should know before packing up all their...
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by Claire , Sep 23 '99
Pros: forces contemplation of living things Cons: forces contemplation of living things
If you have yet to see the Big Trees in Northern California, you have not seen California. Yes, it is a huge state. I am sure lots of people live their entire lives IN California and never make it far north, but I am begging you: see these trees. ...
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by ButterMelter , May 14 '00
Pros: Everything, animate or inanimate, is beautiful Cons: Smelly pollution
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always wished they all could be California girls. And they can be for just a little cash and an adventurous spirit. All you have to do is take a trip to the gorgeous state of California. While your there, be sure to...
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by kmennie - Top 500, Sep 16 '99
Pros: Inexpensive, relaxing, California beach town vibe Cons: No attractions, isolated-small-town vibe
'Here we are, Pismo Beach and all the clams you can eat' -- so quoth Bugs Bunny (after taking a 'wrong turn at Albuquerque.') The town managed to lock on to this somehow; the main landmarks are large cement clams, and we actually did see a 'Wed --...
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by Hairless , Apr 19 '00
Pros: Decent price on film developing Cons: The employees are creeps, and the store is a mess
Just the other day I went to the Wal-Mart in San Dimas to pick up some photos I had taken on my trip to Las Vegas. Granted, my photos aren't going to have the same nostalgic effect that my hooker rags have, but I wanted to get them developed none the...
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by kmennie - Top 500, Jan 20 '00
Pros: A really rather pretty town Cons: Snotty attitude spoils a lot of the pros
Warning to the sensitive: rants and folk song lyrics appear below.
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There is a nifty small-town feel to Ojai; it seems to have escaped the chain store rampage that's overtaken most of the continent. Small boutiques and independent stores and...
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