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Post by erik on Jan 5, 2016 12:53:11 GMT -5
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Post by Dianna on Jan 5, 2016 15:13:06 GMT -5
You guys need it. I might be planning a trip out to so ca this spring.. with all the rain comes all the greenery.. I haven't been back there in almost 4 years
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Post by erik on Jan 5, 2016 15:19:40 GMT -5
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It depends, though. Too much rain in too short a span of time, as is known to happen here especially in El Nino, and hillsides start spilling into people's living rooms--especially in areas that have burned in recent brushfires.
And of course, there's the typical SoCal auto motorist who drives even faster and screwier in the rain...... |
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Post by Dianna on Jan 5, 2016 15:29:28 GMT -5
or built in pools landing down below in the neighbors yard. seen that too. It's usually the most expensive homes this happens to. people love their views..
I will take driving out in so calif any day over the pitch black wilderness 1 road highway at night in to town. only 1 lane so they either tailgate or go in the opposite lane risk getting killed by a big rig just to pass. I pull over and let them pass. I drive slower because I'm afraid to hit a deer or another animal. Can't wait to move in town so I wont have to drive that stupid 30 hwy.. so many fatalities on that road.
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Post by erik on Jan 5, 2016 19:05:59 GMT -5
There's also the little issue about the driving conditions in the higher elevations. The mountain communities, especially around Big Bear, are likely to get close to five feet of snow. This, of course, is a huge boon to ski resort operators who have had to suffer through years of sub-par winters...but it is a huge pain in the a** to try and drive up there.
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