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May 29, 2010 at 12:38 AM #557440May 29, 2010 at 12:40 AM #556476
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Participant[quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.May 29, 2010 at 12:40 AM #556580Participant[quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.May 29, 2010 at 12:40 AM #557064Participant[quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.May 29, 2010 at 12:40 AM #557166Participant[quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.May 29, 2010 at 12:40 AM #557445Participant[quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.May 29, 2010 at 3:01 AM #556506NewtoSanDiego
GuestGoing back to the original question…
Where are the nice areas of Clairemont?
You’re joking right?
NSD
May 29, 2010 at 3:01 AM #556610GuestGoing back to the original question…
Where are the nice areas of Clairemont?
You’re joking right?
NSD
May 29, 2010 at 3:01 AM #557094GuestGoing back to the original question…
Where are the nice areas of Clairemont?
You’re joking right?
NSD
May 29, 2010 at 3:01 AM #557196GuestGoing back to the original question…
Where are the nice areas of Clairemont?
You’re joking right?
NSD
May 29, 2010 at 3:01 AM #557476GuestGoing back to the original question…
Where are the nice areas of Clairemont?
You’re joking right?
NSD
May 29, 2010 at 7:43 AM #556541Scarlett
Participant[quote=Russell][quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.[/quote]San Carlos is far from downtown LJ. ~20 miles. The commute will be twice as long as from Clairemont – at rush hour. La Mesa (Mt. Helix) just as long too. Chula Vista – even longer. BTW, north RB (near Lake Hodges/North County mall) where I was (near I-15) was not bad – sometimes we did feel cooler breezes.but I am not going anywhere that’s more than 20′-25′ from work – at rush hour. The more east you go, the more choke points at rush hour.
May 29, 2010 at 7:43 AM #556645Participant[quote=Russell][quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.[/quote]San Carlos is far from downtown LJ. ~20 miles. The commute will be twice as long as from Clairemont – at rush hour. La Mesa (Mt. Helix) just as long too. Chula Vista – even longer. BTW, north RB (near Lake Hodges/North County mall) where I was (near I-15) was not bad – sometimes we did feel cooler breezes.but I am not going anywhere that’s more than 20′-25′ from work – at rush hour. The more east you go, the more choke points at rush hour.
May 29, 2010 at 7:43 AM #557129Participant[quote=Russell][quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.[/quote]San Carlos is far from downtown LJ. ~20 miles. The commute will be twice as long as from Clairemont – at rush hour. La Mesa (Mt. Helix) just as long too. Chula Vista – even longer. BTW, north RB (near Lake Hodges/North County mall) where I was (near I-15) was not bad – sometimes we did feel cooler breezes.but I am not going anywhere that’s more than 20′-25′ from work – at rush hour. The more east you go, the more choke points at rush hour.
May 29, 2010 at 7:43 AM #557231Participant[quote=Russell][quote=Scarlett]I want to stay closer to the coast, I like the climate better even with the ocean layer.[/quote]
San Carlos is not that far and it is elevated. You could check it out. I think it is cooler than Rancho Bernardo but I am not sure.
Anyway, gotta go, good luck.[/quote]San Carlos is far from downtown LJ. ~20 miles. The commute will be twice as long as from Clairemont – at rush hour. La Mesa (Mt. Helix) just as long too. Chula Vista – even longer. BTW, north RB (near Lake Hodges/North County mall) where I was (near I-15) was not bad – sometimes we did feel cooler breezes.but I am not going anywhere that’s more than 20′-25′ from work – at rush hour. The more east you go, the more choke points at rush hour.
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