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Old 11-02-2008, 12:31 PM
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This is the view of The San Jacinto Valley from Idyllwild.
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Default Pics of Lake Elsinore coming over Ortega Hwy...

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Old 11-15-2008, 01:53 PM
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Thanks, all of you for the pics. I miss the view from my backyard of the mountains, especially after it snowed. I also miss my orange tree, so that pic of the orange was special!
There's good and bad in all places. You make of it what you want.
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Old 11-16-2008, 06:26 PM
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While driving north on Interstate 15 I took this photo of Bass Pro in Rancho Cucamonga with the San Gabriel Mountains beyond. A clear day thanks to the Santa Anas. However, as I took this photo yesterday, 11/17/2008, behind me not visible was smoke from the fires burning in Corona and Yorba Linda. The Santa Anas can be a mixed blessing...

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Old 11-21-2008, 01:10 AM
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What exactly do you need? I live in the Temecula area and I am a photographer. Temecula Photographer and Portrait Murrieta Photographer Amy Dawnelle . The IE is a pretty big place. Do you need landscapes or what?
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What exactly do you need? I live in the Temecula area and I am a photographer. Temecula Photographer and Portrait Murrieta Photographer Amy Dawnelle . The IE is a pretty big place. Do you need landscapes or what?
Having never been there, and considering a move to socal, I would like to be able to get a feel for the place. Neighborhoods...good, bad and inbetween (with the neighborhood name), views, vistas, etc.

Thanks for the offer.
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Thanks to all who posted pictures of the area. Your pride in your neighborhood shows and I think that's awesome! Hey, us old timers have seen boom and bust economies before and they're gonna happen in the future. Don't be down on your hometown because of the headlines, just enjoy it!
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Terrific pictures! I too miss my home, in Rancho Cucamonga.
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The Inland Empire looks very nice. I had always though it was a suburban version of Watts talking to my friends in Los Angeles. I especially liked the pictures in Chino and Chino Hills. Does anyone have any photos of Temecula, Riverside, or Rancho Cucamonga? How are the public education systems in the Inland Empire compared to Ocean County?
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A few photos taken in October 2008.

Random houses in Rancho Cucamonga:











Fire Station in Rancho Cucamonga:




Cheesecake Factory at Victoria Gardens:




Looking eastward from Rancho Cucamonga (Etiwanda) across Fontana in the foreground towards Mt. San Gorgonio (el. 11,499 feet) at center-left (about 45 miles away) and Mt. San Jacinto (el. 10,834 feet) at center-right (about 60 miles away):

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