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  • January 5, 2011 at 9:09 PM #649380
    Anonymous
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    [quote=UCGal]

    #44 – they forgot the Midway, the Pacific and the Campus drive ins. The campus had a neon cheerleader with spinning baton. We went regularly to drive ins as kids.

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    Don’t forget the Frontier or the classic Tu-Vu, (Screw View). Only $3.50 per car load.

    Fed Mart, Difalco’s,

    Oasis, Spring Valley, Home Ave, Del Mar

    Fine Arts in PB – attempted to see the midnight showing of ‘The Song Remains The Same’ several times in the 70’s………or maybe that was in the 50’s?

    January 5, 2011 at 9:32 PM #648267
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yep the good ones die young don’t they Bristol?

    Those were some damn fun shows to go to.[/quote]

    Still have the vinyl ‘Tales of the New West’ and my kids have their Ipods loaded up with all the favorites. Had a surreal moment when me and a friend ran into the band at a Denny’s, 1am outside of Bakersfield. We had been listening to their music in the car coming back from Yosemite. They were out touring the central CA bar circuit. Fitting we met them in a greasy spoon. Great band.

    January 5, 2011 at 9:32 PM #648338
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yep the good ones die young don’t they Bristol?

    Those were some damn fun shows to go to.[/quote]

    Still have the vinyl ‘Tales of the New West’ and my kids have their Ipods loaded up with all the favorites. Had a surreal moment when me and a friend ran into the band at a Denny’s, 1am outside of Bakersfield. We had been listening to their music in the car coming back from Yosemite. They were out touring the central CA bar circuit. Fitting we met them in a greasy spoon. Great band.

    January 5, 2011 at 9:32 PM #648924
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yep the good ones die young don’t they Bristol?

    Those were some damn fun shows to go to.[/quote]

    Still have the vinyl ‘Tales of the New West’ and my kids have their Ipods loaded up with all the favorites. Had a surreal moment when me and a friend ran into the band at a Denny’s, 1am outside of Bakersfield. We had been listening to their music in the car coming back from Yosemite. They were out touring the central CA bar circuit. Fitting we met them in a greasy spoon. Great band.

    January 5, 2011 at 9:32 PM #649061
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yep the good ones die young don’t they Bristol?

    Those were some damn fun shows to go to.[/quote]

    Still have the vinyl ‘Tales of the New West’ and my kids have their Ipods loaded up with all the favorites. Had a surreal moment when me and a friend ran into the band at a Denny’s, 1am outside of Bakersfield. We had been listening to their music in the car coming back from Yosemite. They were out touring the central CA bar circuit. Fitting we met them in a greasy spoon. Great band.

    January 5, 2011 at 9:32 PM #649385
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yep the good ones die young don’t they Bristol?

    Those were some damn fun shows to go to.[/quote]

    Still have the vinyl ‘Tales of the New West’ and my kids have their Ipods loaded up with all the favorites. Had a surreal moment when me and a friend ran into the band at a Denny’s, 1am outside of Bakersfield. We had been listening to their music in the car coming back from Yosemite. They were out touring the central CA bar circuit. Fitting we met them in a greasy spoon. Great band.

    January 5, 2011 at 11:03 PM #648277
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    I remember the vast “open spaces” between the city and North County along 101/I-5. I though back then that I wanted to live in Coastal North County when I grow up. I loved the space and the proximity to the beach…and no one around. Not only can I not afford it now, but way to crowded. I miss the surf trips though.

    Hey, speaking of bars…what about the Stage Door on Crystal Pier? I think it was there more than 50 years, before it closed down the the ’90’s(?). Been there, done that.

    January 5, 2011 at 11:03 PM #648348
    TexasLine
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    I remember the vast “open spaces” between the city and North County along 101/I-5. I though back then that I wanted to live in Coastal North County when I grow up. I loved the space and the proximity to the beach…and no one around. Not only can I not afford it now, but way to crowded. I miss the surf trips though.

    Hey, speaking of bars…what about the Stage Door on Crystal Pier? I think it was there more than 50 years, before it closed down the the ’90’s(?). Been there, done that.

    January 5, 2011 at 11:03 PM #648934
    TexasLine
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    I remember the vast “open spaces” between the city and North County along 101/I-5. I though back then that I wanted to live in Coastal North County when I grow up. I loved the space and the proximity to the beach…and no one around. Not only can I not afford it now, but way to crowded. I miss the surf trips though.

    Hey, speaking of bars…what about the Stage Door on Crystal Pier? I think it was there more than 50 years, before it closed down the the ’90’s(?). Been there, done that.

    January 5, 2011 at 11:03 PM #649071
    TexasLine
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    I remember the vast “open spaces” between the city and North County along 101/I-5. I though back then that I wanted to live in Coastal North County when I grow up. I loved the space and the proximity to the beach…and no one around. Not only can I not afford it now, but way to crowded. I miss the surf trips though.

    Hey, speaking of bars…what about the Stage Door on Crystal Pier? I think it was there more than 50 years, before it closed down the the ’90’s(?). Been there, done that.

    January 5, 2011 at 11:03 PM #649395
    TexasLine
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    I remember the vast “open spaces” between the city and North County along 101/I-5. I though back then that I wanted to live in Coastal North County when I grow up. I loved the space and the proximity to the beach…and no one around. Not only can I not afford it now, but way to crowded. I miss the surf trips though.

    Hey, speaking of bars…what about the Stage Door on Crystal Pier? I think it was there more than 50 years, before it closed down the the ’90’s(?). Been there, done that.

    January 6, 2011 at 7:34 AM #648302
    desmond
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    Going to “Wingo” as a kid, an indoor shooting facility that launched “Iceballs” straight at you using a real .22 loaded with birdshot.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingo

    January 6, 2011 at 7:34 AM #648373
    desmond
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    Going to “Wingo” as a kid, an indoor shooting facility that launched “Iceballs” straight at you using a real .22 loaded with birdshot.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingo

    January 6, 2011 at 7:34 AM #648959
    desmond
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    Going to “Wingo” as a kid, an indoor shooting facility that launched “Iceballs” straight at you using a real .22 loaded with birdshot.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingo

    January 6, 2011 at 7:34 AM #649096
    desmond
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    Going to “Wingo” as a kid, an indoor shooting facility that launched “Iceballs” straight at you using a real .22 loaded with birdshot.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingo

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