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New Driveway Strip, Part II

DoomsDave

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(NM_PALM_BOY @ Sep. 07 2006,12:09)

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Hey Dave,

WOW! That sky sure is blue! Are you sure your in So. Cal.?  ??? IMG_0134.jpg This is how I remeber it looking! LOL

(View from Fiancee's condo- Century City)

Doug

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Nice to see you again!

Well, I hate to admit it, but the smog laws do work, especially in places like the Big ORgy, where urbanization hasn't run quite as wild as in LA.

Hmm.  Looks like the Century City pic is haze, not smog, a HUGE difference, my lungs tell me.

Dave (focus on the breath . . . . . )

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(chris78 @ Sep. 05 2006,23:25)

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Hey Dave

Post all you want about your driveway, tooshort just have to get over it... anyway like Palmazon says C. plumosa would be a good palm if you want palms for that area. They tolerate sun well, and dry, poor soil and the leaves are soft, and won't damage your car or people.

I thought TooShorts idea about the hedge was great its sounds $ Cost Effective $

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Hey Dave,

Unfortunately, it's smog...not haze from coastal influences (fog, humidity, etc). As you know, it's been dry as a bone (and hot) in LA lately. Offshore breeze today!

Doug

PS..Just be'in a smartalic anyway!  :D There is such a difference in sky color from LA to ABQ..I commute a lot..easy to compare and notice.

Los Angeles, California

Avg July: Sunny, 72F

Avg January: Sunny, 72F

Coldest Ever Recorded: Sunny, 72F

Ave Annual Precip: Sunny, 72F

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