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woody with a view
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yep. when i covered the patio in december i took apart the first 3 courses to get the new overlap right and the layer or 2 above the paper was turning
to dust in places. could have been the original shingles. i wish i was closer, i'd be there in a minute to help you-for the price of a ballena at
sunset each day.
nose to the grindstone Bud, it's all we;ll ever know.....
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
i wish i was closer, i'd be there in a minute to help you-for the price of a ballena at sunset each day.
nose to the grindstone Bud, it's all we;ll ever know..... |
More appreciated than you will ever know, Woody. I'm almost done and it won't leak....not in my lifetime anyway.
SALUD
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Marc
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| Quote: | Originally posted by AmoPescar
WOW MEXICORN...ARE YOU A LITTLE PARANOID???? 
Better be careful Brian...I'm going to come to Alpine and I'll be showing your picture around and checking EVERY home in town to see if you've gone to
Baja!!
And hey Bajamedic...you'd better put some extra deadbolts on your doors and install some electronic surveillance because I'm on my way to Weaverville
and Junction City to rob you blind!!!
And that goes for you too Absinvestor...my gang buddies from the Denver Hood should be knocking door to door right now looking for your house and just
waiting for you to leave. Sure hope you don't niss your Big Screen TV to much!!!
Michael C 
Oh crap...now you know the first letter of my last name and you know that I live SOMEWHERE in Vista...I guess I can kiss my extremely valuable coin
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Funding Junction City may be a challenge.
I know because my son lives there.
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J.P.
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I live up the road from Dennis and across the street from Baja Amigo.
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dizzyspots
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Vail, AZ about 10 miles due east of Tucson and 5 miles North of I-10
but would really rather be on the beach
PS grew up on Long Island, NY
cheers
if i could post a picture i would
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wsdunc
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Orange CA
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jbcoug
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Vancouver WA USA
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jgoofylizzard
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Vancouver, Wa.
jbcoug= same city..we must be neighbors
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Skipjack Joe
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home
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scouter
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Huntington Beach Ca & Blythe Ca
& Baja after I retire
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AmoPescar
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Hey Scouter...
I grew up in HB. Went to HBHS..class of 68.
Was there last weekend at my brothers. Still get up several times a year.
Hoping for retirement in Baja too!
Michael
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AmoPescar
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THANKS TO DAVID FOR THE BUMP!
And thanks to ALL who have replied! I thought this thread had died off.
Glad that it back up and running.
Michael/Miguelamo
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bigboy
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Capistrano Beach and a home in Campo La Jolla Punta Banda. We spend about a third of our time at our Baja home!
[Edited on 8-18-2011 by bigboy]
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scouter
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AP I went to Marina class of 76 my girls went there too , my older son is at HB and youngest will go there in a couple years, HB is not what it
used to be lots of people and TRAFFIC ,
this is a interesting thread , BAJA has always pulled from so cal, seams like there folks from lots of places, who on the board lives the farthest
from BAJA??
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Martyman
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Sebastopol CA
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Marla Daily
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Carpinteria,CA
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SFandH
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Marla Daily
Carpinteria,CA |
I've always thought that's such a strange name for a city. It translate to "carpentry", right? How did that name come about? Is it next to Pottery,
CA.? Enquiring minds want to know.
[Edited on 8-18-2011 by SFandH]
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David K
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When the Spanish explorers visited the region, the local natives were seen building with wood... (this is from my lost Ca history mind, lol... it
might even be true)!
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BajaKeela
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Port Alberni Vancouver Island Canada
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bajamigo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by SFandH
| Quote: | Originally posted by Marla Daily
Carpinteria,CA |
I've always thought that's such a strange name for a city. It translate to "carpentry", right? How did that name come about? Is it next to Pottery,
CA.? Enquiring minds want to know.
[Edited on 8-18-2011 by SFandH] |
So how do you feel about Manteca, CA?
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