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Old 11-25-2008, 06:33 PM
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I've read that a lot of retiree's are moving to Arroyo Grande, CA and that it offers a coastal lifestyle and climate without the fog and dampness of being immediately on the coast. Would this be a good place to rent a summer place if you like the beach, hiking, wineries etc? Would like to hear pros and cons about Arroyo Grande for a 70 year old. Thanks
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Sure. It's nice. You'll have to drive to some of those things. The ocean is close enough, you can see it from parts of the city, but walking to it may be a bit far. Other than that, do a little research on here. AG has been written about.
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Go for it! Very nice area. And yes you will have to drive to some of those places, but it's fun and there is a lot to within half hour each way. You will still get fog...it's the coast. Hope you find a nice place there.
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