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I've never been a beach person - nor much of a water person for that matter - there are only lakes and rivers in the land-locked Prairies scoured out of the ground by the glacial action of the last ice age and the meltwaters of the Rocky Mountains .

But, I think I could be...

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2013.03.16 South to Other Beaches, or So We Intended
 
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    We intended to drive down to Long Beach and Huntington Beach but didn't want to take the freeway since it's often a parking-lot in traffic and that's no fun even in a convertible. We didn't make it there because of our late start and street traffic along the way but we toodled along various parts of the coast on the way and saw some other places. The PCH along this area is interrupted by Marina Del Ray and lined with industrial users like LAX refining, before turning into high-priced hillside real estate and finally the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro.


 
   

 
   
There used to be a beach-side neighbourhood where planes from LAX now head over the ocean. Though the structures are all gone the roadway system remains, like this ghost street that once entered off Dockweiler State Beach.
 
   

 

Dockweiler State Beach
   

Passing through
   

Manhattan Beach
   

which we've
   

visited before
   

 

 
   

 
   
USE EXTREME CAUTION
Constant Land Movement
Next 0.8 Miles
 
   

We didn't feel
   

anything but a
   

lumpy road
It was getting cool so we ended this trip at San Pedro, home of the Port of Los Angeles .    
   
    The southern beaches will have to wait for another day.
 
 
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