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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (35570)	7/18/2005 3:47:30 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) of 306849

That is only a real problem if you live about 1-2 mile from the water. I remember when I lived in Alameda in the 70's. It was in the low 80's where I lived and went to a BQ in SF near the water and it was 20-25 cooler and cloudy. SF like Seattle are fantastic places to live but both are build near large harbors and this is an automatic nightmare to live because of the bridge bottlenecks and dealing with the traffic. Now LA is a totally different category a.k.a. (hell on earth).

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