GuyT
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Nice GS
Feb 26, 2024,18:53 PM
What is the ref no. of this one please? Not one that I have seen before.
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Old California Houses, Part 1
By: cazalea : February 26th, 2024-15:24
We traveled up the Southern California coast about 100 miles on Saturday morning, for a family gathering. With traffic lighter than anticipated, we arrived earlier than all the others, so had some spare time which we used to prowl around the neighborhood....
Yes
By: cazalea : February 27th, 2024-03:30
Or the builder or architect was selected by the property owner based on other work he had done. This article talks about the architect who designed our house and about 15 others scattered around this area. (Our house is not mentioned in the article; he d...
No, there are many different styles over the last 100-150 years
By: cazalea : February 26th, 2024-15:45
Perhaps in Southern California you would see more Mexican/Spanish influence - the white plaster and red tile roofing. We don't get snow and normally have little rain, so don't need steeply-pitched roofs. Wood and stucco construction are most common. Brick...
Thanks Mike,
By: Thomas_3 : February 26th, 2024-15:29
I ALWAYS enjoy your home/neighborhood tours.
Old California Houses, Part 3
By: cazalea : February 26th, 2024-16:06
Just a few more unusual sightings, if you have time... Finally Mrs. C said, STOP with the photos. Let's get back to the house, get the car, and go find some dinner. We did, and I can recommend SAKE (the restaurant & the drink). Cazalea ...
Thanks for all...
By: Ronald Held : February 26th, 2024-17:21
Of the houses and animals.
Nice GS
By: GuyT : February 26th, 2024-18:53
What is the ref no. of this one please? Not one that I have seen before.
SBGF009
By: cazalea : February 27th, 2024-03:49
Quartz with Arabic numerals & sparkly dial. 36 x 9mm Probably 10-15 yrs old. I bought it for my wife but eventually repossessed it after a hot tub incident. ...
LOL!!!
By: amanico : February 28th, 2024-20:41