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Christmas in the Southland

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Last year I shot more than a few football games for the Sun Post News and the OC Register.  I covered mostly Triton football, my alma mater, and a few Dolphin football games and maybe some others like Trabuco Hills, Tesoro, Mission Viejo or Capo Valley.
 
Back in the day, I was not interested in Football and [...]

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“…ease away the longing for summer and remind us that its only waiting to return from the upside down world where it goes to have its own summertime…”

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“…a couple of hours or even an entire day that you spend could mean decades of changes that can’t be un-done…”

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Orange County Democrats lead a group of approximately 36 protesters, armed with handmade placards and peace signs, on Wednesday afternoon, to the entrance of  a gated community  in South San Clemente.  Their intent was to show Vice President Cheney, who would pass thru the area to attend a campaign fundraiser on behalf of US Rep. [...]

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I have, many times, played a game with friends where one of us will call out a location or a business and the challenge is to site the business that was there before or relate some kind of history about it.  For example…the Kragen Auto Parts used to be…?  Well…?  A used car lot, I [...]

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“…We might ask, if like salmon, they will return instinctively to where they were born. I don’t know and I don’t think it matters. They are free but then, when they taste again the waters of their youth, they will know they are home and where they began; it will be up to them whether they stay or not…”

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“…anything to say has been said as they watch together, their own newer shadows stepping off a rented Marine Corp bus in the parking lot beside them…”

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“Yeah…the cops would cruise down the street and we’d shout “…la hura…la hura…”

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San Clemente celebrated the 2008 13th Annual Classic Carshow on Sunday from 10am until 3pm.  Avenida Del Mar was closed off and about 5000 people meandered through, eating hotdogs, walking with dogs and kids, and just having fun amonst 300 classic car entries.  It’s no doubt why the carshow gets bigger and better each year; [...]

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