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What the Dickens? California Weekend o...
The weekend is upon us. It's the weekend AFTER New Year's weekend. It's the low-key, relax-and-have a good time, no stress express. If you're on the coast, the waves are huge and dangerous. If you're on the ski slopes, the snow is often manmade these days to keep that pleasant, powdery look & feel. And if you're out there looking for something to do, here are a few highlights of the Jan. 6 - 8, 2012 weekend:
Dickens Festival in Riverside. Lots of costumes, literary events, parades, fun!
Gem Fair at ...
Gray Whales Put on Show Along Californ...
Pictured is father and son aboard a whale watching tour cruise in California.
You can go looking for whales and sometimes not see them along the California coast. But that's not the case as we exit 2011 and head into what's already promising to be a fantastic whale watching season. Reports of whale sightings this week are coming in from San Diego, Dana Point, Redondo Beach, Rancho Palos Verdes and Los Angeles bay where Cabrillo Marine Aquarium staff takes special interest in whale migrations.
One of the most exciting reports comes ...
Whale Watching in Newport Beach
Whale watching cruises were back on schedule this week after expectations of rain diminished during the daylight hours and sunshine, instead, greeted tourists visiting Newport Beach. Two girls amuse themselves with their iphones while waiting for the whale watching cruise to launch from Newport Landing. Daily whale watching and sportfishing cruises depart near the Balboa Pavilion and cost around $25 for the whale watching adventure.
The whale counts have been light (around 0 - 2 per day) on the Newport Landing trips, though there have been lots of sightings of ...
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