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Old 12-05-2008, 12:38 AM
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hey to all i have been looking here for a couple day but have been saving for about 8 month and will not be moving until about 1year i do like the beach but i would just like to see if there is any way i could get more info on the different ways of life ect wish you all the best
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What is north and south? San Francisco Bay area vs. Los Angeles area? Palm Springs vs. Eureka? I'm sorry but the state's just too big and varied to make any meaningful comparisons based simply on north vs. south. You'll need to narrow it down a bit first.
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hey to all i have been looking here for a couple day but have been saving for about 8 month and will not be moving until about 1year i do like the beach but i would just like to see if there is any way i could get more info on the different ways of life ect wish you all the best
What kind of info are you looking for? Where are you moving to in eight months?
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