[larrylujack]

[quote=sdrealtor]Cool neighborhood Larry. My big sister lived on Lago Sereno a decade ago across the street from Mark O’Meara.[/quote]

My wife felt the same way sdr, and did not want to move. One of the folks that lived in LS was the original Marmaduke cartoon writer as I recall.

Anyway, time to move on, and I am glad it is sold!!

[larrylujack]

closed yesterday, here it is in case anyone cares.

http://www.californiamoves.com/Property/PropertyDetails.aspx?PropertyID=483106

[larrylujack]

closed yesterday, here it is in case anyone cares.

http://www.californiamoves.com/Property/PropertyDetails.aspx?PropertyID=483106

[larrylujack]

closed yesterday, here it is in case anyone cares.

http://www.californiamoves.com/Property/PropertyDetails.aspx?PropertyID=483106

[larrylujack]

closed yesterday, here it is in case anyone cares.

http://www.californiamoves.com/Property/PropertyDetails.aspx?PropertyID=483106

[larrylujack]

closed yesterday, here it is in case anyone cares.

http://www.californiamoves.com/Property/PropertyDetails.aspx?PropertyID=483106

[larrylujack]

Used to visit Napa/Sonoma/Mednocino when I lived in the Bay area many years ago. Visited Opus when it first opened with many others such as Jordan, Heitz, Diamond Creek, etc., all the biggies…

For moderate price, I second the dry creek Zin recommendation. there are many other excellent Zins made in the Dry Creek valley.

Also like Williams Seylem Pinot Noir, kinda pricey but IMO worth it, need to get on the list though…

[larrylujack]

Used to visit Napa/Sonoma/Mednocino when I lived in the Bay area many years ago. Visited Opus when it first opened with many others such as Jordan, Heitz, Diamond Creek, etc., all the biggies…

For moderate price, I second the dry creek Zin recommendation. there are many other excellent Zins made in the Dry Creek valley.

Also like Williams Seylem Pinot Noir, kinda pricey but IMO worth it, need to get on the list though…

[larrylujack]

Used to visit Napa/Sonoma/Mednocino when I lived in the Bay area many years ago. Visited Opus when it first opened with many others such as Jordan, Heitz, Diamond Creek, etc., all the biggies…

For moderate price, I second the dry creek Zin recommendation. there are many other excellent Zins made in the Dry Creek valley.

Also like Williams Seylem Pinot Noir, kinda pricey but IMO worth it, need to get on the list though…

[larrylujack]

Used to visit Napa/Sonoma/Mednocino when I lived in the Bay area many years ago. Visited Opus when it first opened with many others such as Jordan, Heitz, Diamond Creek, etc., all the biggies…

For moderate price, I second the dry creek Zin recommendation. there are many other excellent Zins made in the Dry Creek valley.

Also like Williams Seylem Pinot Noir, kinda pricey but IMO worth it, need to get on the list though…

[larrylujack]

Used to visit Napa/Sonoma/Mednocino when I lived in the Bay area many years ago. Visited Opus when it first opened with many others such as Jordan, Heitz, Diamond Creek, etc., all the biggies…

For moderate price, I second the dry creek Zin recommendation. there are many other excellent Zins made in the Dry Creek valley.

Also like Williams Seylem Pinot Noir, kinda pricey but IMO worth it, need to get on the list though…

[larrylujack]

[quote=SD Realtor]I would call it middle of the road Poway. You could do worse and you could do better.[/quote]

good school district, TB and TP, but mediocre hood.

[larrylujack]

[quote=SD Realtor]I would call it middle of the road Poway. You could do worse and you could do better.[/quote]

good school district, TB and TP, but mediocre hood.

[larrylujack]

[quote=SD Realtor]I would call it middle of the road Poway. You could do worse and you could do better.[/quote]

good school district, TB and TP, but mediocre hood.

[larrylujack]

[quote=SD Realtor]I would call it middle of the road Poway. You could do worse and you could do better.[/quote]

good school district, TB and TP, but mediocre hood.

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