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February 16, 2009 at 1:28 PM #347887February 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM #347350(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant
[quote=lostkitty]Which of these towns has the best beaches? [/quote]
Manhattan Beach
February 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM #347671(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant[quote=lostkitty]Which of these towns has the best beaches? [/quote]
Manhattan Beach
February 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM #347787(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant[quote=lostkitty]Which of these towns has the best beaches? [/quote]
Manhattan Beach
February 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM #347819(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant[quote=lostkitty]Which of these towns has the best beaches? [/quote]
Manhattan Beach
February 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM #347919(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant[quote=lostkitty]Which of these towns has the best beaches? [/quote]
Manhattan Beach
February 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM #347365barnaby33ParticipantIf you can afford Palos Verdes, Torrance is not for you. Based on where you said you grew up, RSF/ Del Mar, PV is the most like that you can find in LA. Its wealthy, but not Palisades wealthy. Its walkable as FLU says, but mostly you have to drive to go anywhere. Can’t comment on the schools as I only went to kindergarten there, but I’d imagine they are some of LA’s better schools. The biggest drawback is getting in and out. Its a long way over the hill (to Torrance) or into San Pedro to catch the 110.
JoshFebruary 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM #347686barnaby33ParticipantIf you can afford Palos Verdes, Torrance is not for you. Based on where you said you grew up, RSF/ Del Mar, PV is the most like that you can find in LA. Its wealthy, but not Palisades wealthy. Its walkable as FLU says, but mostly you have to drive to go anywhere. Can’t comment on the schools as I only went to kindergarten there, but I’d imagine they are some of LA’s better schools. The biggest drawback is getting in and out. Its a long way over the hill (to Torrance) or into San Pedro to catch the 110.
JoshFebruary 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM #347802barnaby33ParticipantIf you can afford Palos Verdes, Torrance is not for you. Based on where you said you grew up, RSF/ Del Mar, PV is the most like that you can find in LA. Its wealthy, but not Palisades wealthy. Its walkable as FLU says, but mostly you have to drive to go anywhere. Can’t comment on the schools as I only went to kindergarten there, but I’d imagine they are some of LA’s better schools. The biggest drawback is getting in and out. Its a long way over the hill (to Torrance) or into San Pedro to catch the 110.
JoshFebruary 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM #347834barnaby33ParticipantIf you can afford Palos Verdes, Torrance is not for you. Based on where you said you grew up, RSF/ Del Mar, PV is the most like that you can find in LA. Its wealthy, but not Palisades wealthy. Its walkable as FLU says, but mostly you have to drive to go anywhere. Can’t comment on the schools as I only went to kindergarten there, but I’d imagine they are some of LA’s better schools. The biggest drawback is getting in and out. Its a long way over the hill (to Torrance) or into San Pedro to catch the 110.
JoshFebruary 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM #347934barnaby33ParticipantIf you can afford Palos Verdes, Torrance is not for you. Based on where you said you grew up, RSF/ Del Mar, PV is the most like that you can find in LA. Its wealthy, but not Palisades wealthy. Its walkable as FLU says, but mostly you have to drive to go anywhere. Can’t comment on the schools as I only went to kindergarten there, but I’d imagine they are some of LA’s better schools. The biggest drawback is getting in and out. Its a long way over the hill (to Torrance) or into San Pedro to catch the 110.
JoshFebruary 17, 2009 at 5:09 AM #347590lostkittyParticipantI think we’ve narrowed it down to PV because of the schools, but the shoreline looks to be all rocks and cliffs. Is that correct? I’ve been putting various PV and RPV addresses into the walkscore.com site and it is surprising what a difference there is in each location walkability-wise.
We will also visit Torrance and Manahattan Beach schools to see if they are a better fit for us. I think each high school has a certain feeling to it and the kids will know right away.
We are actually tired of our big beautiful house here and want to find a 1-story or other small beach cottage – even a condo would do for the short term. I am not seeing anything like that in PV or RPV either. We are done with the RSF-esque living (that is what we have now). Too much cleaning and maintenance.February 17, 2009 at 5:09 AM #347911lostkittyParticipantI think we’ve narrowed it down to PV because of the schools, but the shoreline looks to be all rocks and cliffs. Is that correct? I’ve been putting various PV and RPV addresses into the walkscore.com site and it is surprising what a difference there is in each location walkability-wise.
We will also visit Torrance and Manahattan Beach schools to see if they are a better fit for us. I think each high school has a certain feeling to it and the kids will know right away.
We are actually tired of our big beautiful house here and want to find a 1-story or other small beach cottage – even a condo would do for the short term. I am not seeing anything like that in PV or RPV either. We are done with the RSF-esque living (that is what we have now). Too much cleaning and maintenance.February 17, 2009 at 5:09 AM #348028lostkittyParticipantI think we’ve narrowed it down to PV because of the schools, but the shoreline looks to be all rocks and cliffs. Is that correct? I’ve been putting various PV and RPV addresses into the walkscore.com site and it is surprising what a difference there is in each location walkability-wise.
We will also visit Torrance and Manahattan Beach schools to see if they are a better fit for us. I think each high school has a certain feeling to it and the kids will know right away.
We are actually tired of our big beautiful house here and want to find a 1-story or other small beach cottage – even a condo would do for the short term. I am not seeing anything like that in PV or RPV either. We are done with the RSF-esque living (that is what we have now). Too much cleaning and maintenance.February 17, 2009 at 5:09 AM #348059lostkittyParticipantI think we’ve narrowed it down to PV because of the schools, but the shoreline looks to be all rocks and cliffs. Is that correct? I’ve been putting various PV and RPV addresses into the walkscore.com site and it is surprising what a difference there is in each location walkability-wise.
We will also visit Torrance and Manahattan Beach schools to see if they are a better fit for us. I think each high school has a certain feeling to it and the kids will know right away.
We are actually tired of our big beautiful house here and want to find a 1-story or other small beach cottage – even a condo would do for the short term. I am not seeing anything like that in PV or RPV either. We are done with the RSF-esque living (that is what we have now). Too much cleaning and maintenance. -
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