New Pt Break in CA?

Yeah I thought the same thing when I first saw it, but it would take some time to happen if it was going to happen at all.

 

Who owns that house?

 

One big rainy season to wash out sediment and fill in a point? Thats if its not too steep

 

where is this in relation to 'Grimes point'?

 

Ask /pol/.
Sure they'll find it.

 

they dont have time for the likes of me

 

yea I can see this turning into something good

 

It happened a few miles south of Grimes.

Dude. What if that slide filled in Grimes, can you imagine. That'd be like having Seaside Point wiped off the map. Or (insert name of the EC's most epic break here). That would be seriously FUKED.

But the Monterey County boys gotta be stoked that Santa Cruz is totally cut off. Heck, they probably got everything detoured for miles.

Now, there will be no more talk of Grimes here

 

moving to moneteray with the lady in the spring. these things happen for a reason. natural diasaters and me seem to be linking up recently. guess i attracted intresting karma with my emplyoment choice

 

Fark dude, you are gonna fall in love with that place.

Moving in with a lady is another form of natural disaster. Especially a French Canuck.

WTF do you want to grow up to be like Barry lol

 

Mudslides/landslides in Big Sur are not uncommon, but that's a big one: over a quarter mile wide and 40 ft deep. Been through that area quite a few times: college days, honeymoon, other trips.

 

Too bad the landslide wasn't all of Commiefornia, taking Moonbeam Gerry Brown down to the depths.

 

Look at the cliff where the lifeguard tower is at lower Trestles. I could see that one day falling in if there were ever torrential rains there.

 

Why is it every thread on this site gets hijacked by politics at one point or another....it's getting tired.

Was in Big Sur last summer, curious to see if if anything comes out of this.

 

Might be easier to tunnel through it than remove the whole mess.
I have a lot of fond memories of that area.

 

Get on Google Earth and run down the coastline. From a bird's eye view, you can actually see previous slides from decades ago (I haven't viewed Trestles). Anything close to a previous slide is a strong candidate for a new one. The entire Left Coast is prone but WA has gotta be the worst because of the amount of rainfall. My county got 10 feet of it between October and April this year...a record.

 

It's not politics you dumb fvck--it is humor.
hahahahaha!!

 

It was the first 200 threads you plugged it into...not so much nowadays.

 

Oh Barry, I know you're going to improve this board a lot sometime in the next say 10 years. By, you know, dropping dead. Serious question - will your widow have a yard sale of your board or are you getting buried like them like an Egyptian?

Ha ha.