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About Walnut California:
Walnut is a suburban city in the eastern part of Los Angeles County in California.[8] Money's Best Places to Live ranked Walnut #70 in 2009[9] and #57 in 2011,[10] the highest ranking for a California city in both years.
The greater Walnut Valley is located between the steep San Jose Hills mountain range to the north, and the gentle Puente Hills to the south. Quality housing consists of master-planned single family homes ranging in size from 1,800 to 11,200 square feet. The city hosts a highly ranked public school system - the Walnut Valley Unified School District, which has been ranked by numerous sources as one of the top public school districts in Southern California[11] as well as Mt. San Antonio College. Walnut is one of the cities with the lowest crime rates in the San Gabriel Valley.[8]
The city covers nearly nine square miles (23 km2) and is home to hundreds of businesses. Its 2012 population was estimated at 29,661 by the United States Census Bureau. According to the 2010 United States Census, Walnut has a median household income at one of the top earning percentiles in the country at $101,250.[12]
The city's name is derived from the Rancho Los Nogales Mexican land grant, nogales being the Spanish word for walnut trees. The native California black walnut is a common tree of the San Jose Hills. The City of Walnut is a general law city incorporated on January 19, 1959. It is governed by a city council/city manager form of government. A five-member city council is elected by the residents, and a mayor is elected annually by the council to serve a twelve-month term. A city manager is appointed by the council to oversee the daily activities of the city.
Crowne Plaza Concord - Walnut Creek, Concord Hotels - California
Crowne Plaza Concord - Walnut Creek 4 Stars Concord, California Within US Travel Directory Situated in Concord, California Within US Travel Directory , a short drive outside of San Francisco, this hotel offers easy access to attractions along with an on-site restaurant and free local area shuttle service.
The Crowne Plaza Concord is located only a short distance from a number of shopping centres, restaurants and golf courses. Nearby access to major motorways makes exploring the surrounding area, including the Port Chicago US Naval Station, easy.
While staying at the Concord Crowne Plaza, guests can enjoy free high-speed internet and modern fitness facilities. On-site dining is also available at the Atrium Court Restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Paramount Ranch: Exploring the Famous Movie Set State Park
Paramount Ranch: Exploring the Famous Movie Set State Park
Recently featured on the hit HBO show Westworld, Paramount Ranch has a long history of being the backdrop for hundreds of famous TV shows and movies. This ranch is now a state park and it is open to the public daily, even when there is filming happening.
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The Incredible Coastal Living of Cardiff, California
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Cardiff by the Sea is a quintessential beach town with incredible coastal living. For beach enthusiasts Cardiff offers a great place to live and start a family. Panoramic views of the ocean are offered from hillside homes overlooking the San Elijo Lagoon. A sub-community of Encinitas, Cardiff has it's own vibe and lifestyle not found anywhere else.
Flying To California September 15 2012 - Baton Rouge to Monterey
Collection of short clips put together - Take offs - Landings & In the Air - Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Dallas, Texas to San Francisco, California to Monterey, California. On my way to Seaside, California to help my brother Peter Excho move his Family and his American Dime Museum to Fayetteville, North Carolina with a 26 foot long Moving Truck.
SOSORT 2019 San Francisco at the Parc 55, A Hilton Hotel
We are excited to be hosting SOSORT 2019 San Francisco at the beautiful Parc 55, A Hilton Hotel. This hotel has beautiful rooms , views and conveniently located near BART (metro), restaurants, and tourist attractions.
Life in California
This video shows people in California in different leisure activities, mainly in San Francisco and Los Angeles: street parades in San Francisco, people walking at the streets, people shopping, people at the beach, surfers, etc.
17 Strange Arrows Found Across America
From Nevada to across the USA you can see these strange concrete arrows from the airplain windown find out what they are!
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# 11 New Mexico Arrow and Beacon
Finding one of these concrete navigational arrows in tact, complete with the beacon at all is a rare experience while finding them in good condition is even rarer. This arrow and beacon landmark in New Mexico is incredibly lucky to still be standing.
# 10 Abandoned Lighthouse
Many of these constructions have not only fallen to the tides of time, but a lot of them were specifically taken apart during World War II to use as scrap metal in a time where resources were very limited. Most of the hunts which stored the generators that supplied power to the light towers have been torn down or become dilapidated, but this one in the middle of the desert has mostly survived its journey through the last 100 years.
# 9 Split Arrows in Walnut Creek, California
Some of the arrows wouldn’t just point to the nearest airstrip or towards the next arrow. Sometimes, they would be split into two tails and two heads like this navigation point that you can find near Walnut Creek, California. A split arrow would indicate a split in the route or a point where two paths would merge. Back in the day, these arrows were painted bright yellow, but since their heydey in the early 1930s, the yellow has faded and been replaced with graffiti.
# 8 Northern Nevada Arrow
Some arrows are bent at angles rather than straight lines. Like this concrete arrow in the middle of the Northern Nevada wasteland, which turns at a right angle. An arrow like this denotes a directional change in the air route for a plane. Seeing something like this really illustrates how rudimentary this system was. Imagine flying coach from New York to California where you have to hope your pilot can see the big arrows on the ground and get you to the right place at the right time. It feels almost cartoonish!
# 7 Lake Point, Utah Beacon
This navigational aid is found in Lake Point, Utah. It points towards Salt Lake City, the nearest airway and landmark from this point. Obviously, this one of the arrows that have fallen as time passes. The light tower that once stood here is now scrapped and long gone, leaving behind only a cracked concrete foundation being overtaken by plant growth.
# 6 Albuquerque New Mexico Arrow
This arrow west of Albuquerque is a lonely relic of a time before radio. It’s an isolated concrete landmark out in the middle of nowhere, which would look really mysterious if you weren’t aware of the history of these things. They almost remind me of the same impression you get from Stonehenge, a mysterious man-made monument seemingly in the middle of nowhere.
# 5 Concrete Arrow Near Anthony, Kansas
Some of the arrows have come to be surrounded by newer establishments as populations have grown and spread to new areas since their initial construction. This arrow near Anthony, Kansas has slowly turned into a landmark that points not towards the nearest airway, but a tree. Its usefulness has definitely expired, but if you really need to find this specific tree in the middle of Kansas, we have the landmark for you.
# 4 Crooked Arrow in Toole County, Utah
Some of these beacons found across the country don’t really follow that old phrase about being “as straight as an arrow”. Many of them are actually slightly crooked or curved, indicating a slight change in the route. Like most things, you can’t always drive in a straight beeline from point A to Point B.
# 3 Meacham, Oregon Arrow
This arrow in Meacham, Oregon is no longer in the middle of a random field in Meacham, Oregon. Now it’s in the middle of a random field in the middle of Meacham, Oregon near a random isolated house that is also in the midst of a field in Meacham, Oregon. Many of the places that were too desolate and unremarkable that needed the arrows in the first place have actually remained pretty undeveloped over the years.
# 2 Minneapolis Arrow
This arrow in Minneapolis has actually become really hard to see from the sky and is now mostly obscured by residential buildings and trees. However, it is still a very easily seen landmark from the ground. Now it doesn’t actually serve any real functional purpose as its was originally built. It is now a slightly glorified lawn decoration with an interesting origin story. Far removed from its glorious life as a waypoint for pilots.
# 1 Arrow Southeast of Indianapolis
However, most of these arrows despite being in more developed areas, are still visible from the sky. This one, just Southeast of Indianapolis, makes a really striking image in a geometric landscape, pointing towards a rigid concrete parking lot for nobody except onlookers seeing them through satellite imaging.
Monterey, Carmel and 17 Mile Drive Day Trip from San Francisco
Cruise along the 17 Mile Drive and visit Monterey ad Carmel on a day trip from San Francisco.
Enjoy a quick tour from San Francisco with this picturesque day trip. Drive down one of the most scenic roads in California, Highway 1, and revel in the magnificent views of the coast and the Pacific Ocean. You’ll get to visit the beautiful cities of Carmel, Monterey and several others along the way. Upgrade to visit underwater creatures at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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