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Lol, I hear you. I too am sore after a session. Thank you for watching!

Ciao Angela! That's awesome that you are Italian. We usually just use our leaf blower to blow the leaves off the rocks. If any leaves get stuck in the plants, we will remove them by hand. Have a great day!

In my 70s early childhood , I think those pull tops were gone on cans, or close to it. They seem dangerous. Seeing cigarettes in the sand seems old-school too. Lol

Yup, Bolsa Chica was a lot cleaner back then. We didn't go to the beach often, but when we did, we usually went to Bolsa Chica, instead of the city beach.

@@drh3b Back when?

@@Moondoggy1941 In the Seventies and late Sixties. I do remember the tabs, I think the Seventies is when the modern way of tabs was invented. I was born in Santa Monica. I grew up in Westminster a few hundred feet from HB, just off Heil and Newland/Beach Blvd. Somebody did a driving tour of the area from a year or two ago, it's interesting how so much has changed, and how some hasn't. All the fast food places near Heil are still there over 50 years later, same with Beach Blvd Dodge. Where Target is was still a farm. Most, but not all of the buildings are gone. The intersections at Beach Blvd and Newland are different because there were two different small horse farms, one at each corner. But, except at the corner of Newland and Heil, all the houses had been built by then. I moved to the Midwest with my family as a teenager in 1979, and haven't been back since.

@@drh3b Cool, I remember learning to boogie board at Seal Beach, and then worked our way down to the cliffs, usually went to Sunset Beach less people and free parking. I grew up in Cypress. Like you said most of the buildings are still there they just have different businesses in them, the old liquor stores are still there in Seal Beach, one was used in the movie Lords of DogTown. Lots of really good times back then, fun all around. We used to eat at that Jack In the Box at Sunset Beach.

I was fishing on the pier that night... we almost got washed off the pier when the waves started to come over the end. After the Life Guards evacuaed the pier we stood at the entrance and watched it get destroyed as the waves got bigger and bigger.

I loved boogie boarding.

Thank you for your kind words!

Remember when that that crowded cookie cutter housing development bordering Meadowlark Golf Course to the west was Meadowlark Airport?

Hi, thank you for your comment! The move up north was great. Feels good to be close to family! There were a lot of restrictions up here during COVID. Definitely miss that Florida sunshine. Take care!

@@jonferris yeah thats what i heard thats cool it was better for you to go up north and you did miami will never be an easy city to live are you gonna consider other areas in fl in the future?

@@strongman8599 I would definitely be open to move back to Florida! Somewhere less expensive than Miami would be nice. Know any decent areas?

@@jonferris well i would say there are not many areas below central fl inexpensive west or east so you have to go to at least central fl and the farther north you go it keeps getting cheaper but also not as desirable to live. now northwest fl is the one of the most beautiful parts of the state pensacola areas are not bad for cost of living but harder to find places in the small towns around that area destin is the nicest but way too expensive maybe try pensacola or if you still want the city jacksonville area is cheaper and still many options but def the least desirable city to live in fl its cheap for a reason and being a northeast guy your def gonna be a bit out of place in jacksonville its southern but not as southern friendly as georgia carolinas etc it has that fl bitterness/unhappiness rudeness to it mixed with southern/redneck it just does not feel true southern hospitality but northwest fl has that feel for sure close to alabama. you mentioned you were in orlando what do you think about going back there? cost of living not bad there kissimmee i heard is cheap but not sure how it would be to live there.. keep in mind though the weather is much different in the north esp northwest then what you were used to in miami its still nice but def colder then miami even central fl gets chilly a bit compared to south and i heard the temps can actually get hotter up north in summer but the sun is not as hot in central/north fl the sun just feels so hot in miami and more humid but temps are lower in miami summer only i don't know i just think miami is just too hot for too long with that sun the sun feels normal in other parts of the state further north like any other state but miami area it just feels different but as you know mid november till mid to end of april def nice to be in miami but some years you really only get a few weeks or maybe 2 months of cool down actual cold only a week to 2 weeks as you know seems like nov thru feb is not bad at all march and april well could go either way usually hot though

@@strongman8599 Thank you for sharing this helpful information! I really appreciate it!!

Bro it was his first time. Give it a rest geez

He’s taking his time. I bet you don’t, I also bet you’re an impatient one, @sweetmemes1365

@@OldBoiBob hes impatient because it reminds him of how fast he shoots in the bed

Thank you for watching! Stonekeepers feat. Andy Delos Santos - We Can Go so Far

Good luck with your move!

Hi Semaa, thank you very much for your comment! I'm very happy that my video brought back some great memories for you! Your comment is proof that strangers can have very similar life experiences! Just like you and I, there may be others who have had a similar experience with Miami - or are currently having!! :) All in all, I agree with you that nothing compares to Miami. It is a very unique city and there is a lot happening there! Take care!

Thank you for your comment! Have a great day!

Thank you for your comment. Glad it brought back some memories. Cheers!

Watkins Glen is one worth visiting! Enjoy your trip!

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This video was filmed in 1989. Thank you for watching.

No end cafe …89

@@jonferris thanks for posting that. my crew hung out at 17th in the 70's. been my home since the 80's to today.