MODALSOUL1:
I never said those spring trees were San Diego ,I only gave an example . I live in Portland Oregon,not San Diego. in any case, those trees also grow in San Diego

That city is beautiful man, I can see what you are talking about, Pretoria is also surrounded by that types of trees, You can see the pictures how it looks like. JACARANDA TREES all over the place.

Our streets in Pretoria surrounded by this trees, Jacaranda, Beautiful trees

Julivas:


Don't worry, I will take you there.

Don't worry, I will take you there.......

I have never come across that many homeless people than I did in San Diego especially in the downtown area

sexbomb:
I have never come across that many homeless people than I did in San Diego especially in the downtown area

That was sad Brother.

MsNgo40:


I know it's really "laid back" over there, BUT it's
too far from my family & has earthquakes!!!
Mid-west to East coast is good enough for me.

^^^^^^
^^^^^^
@MsNgo40

It's great YOU brought the earthquake topic
up

I have already created a separate thread on this
California earthquake, and the likely SINKING
of California in a megaquake!


There is a major Earthquake Fault Line called
the "San Adreas Fault Line" which is very visible
on the earth's surface in California?

San Andreas Fault (Discovery Channel)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxPTLmg0ZCw


There are some organisations and people that have left
California and relocated to other parts of the U.S.
because the "BIG ONE" will still occur and this has
been in the public domain among seismologists and
geologists. Some have tried to downplay the situation
by saying that the likely sinking of parts of California
will NOT happen but it's better to be on guard.


Give me $10billion for free to live permanently in
California, and I won't take it. Did you know that
it's been predicted for long that major parts of
"California State will SINK" into the Pacific Ocean because
the Pacific coast of the U.S. is experiencing "subduction"
or "sinking" as a result of earthquake and volcanic
activity!

This is NOT being ALARMIST... It is what it is!
I can ONLY "ZOOM in and out" of California but not
stay permanently!

San Diego and San Francisco have witnessed
very devastating earthquakes in the past
and I would not advice anyone to make major
long-term investments in that area... although
California can be very beautiful and alluring.

I hope I have added some illumination to the topic?

San Diego is my favorite city out of all that exist on this planet. You can get virtually anywhere on the freeway in less than ten minutes, from La Jolla to Pacific Beach, to Mission Valley, and south to the Tijuana border, without encountering a single traffic jam. Cruising the freeway in the San Diego area is akin to intergalactic travel on roads smooth as silk, making that area a WORLD more relaxed than is the case just one hour north on the Interstate 5, in congested Orange County.

Way less smog in San Diego as well, and that is a BIG deal when the summer heat kicks in and the Los Angeles area is blanketed in that brown air that wears you down.

If you love the sight of the most beautiful women on Earth, look no further than the beaches of San Diego, where university coeds flock to shed their clothes and play in the sun in Summer. One of the most famous nude beaches in the world is in San Diego, and gentlemen, you WILL have wet dreams at night if you spend a few hours there taking in the wonders of God's female sculpture, laid bare for all to admire, as beauties to make you dizzy with desire, lie sunning themselves wearing no more than wrist watches. Lord have mercy.

Yes sir, San Diego is the best kept secret, and one only hope that the place never gets congested like LA and Orange County.

Konquest:


^^^^
^^^^
It's great YOU brought this earthquake topic
up @MsNgo40.

There is a major Earthquake Fault Line called
the "San Adreas Fault Line" which is very visible
on the earth's surface in California?

San Andreas Fault (Discovery Channel)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxPTLmg0ZCw


Documentary Definition : San Andreas Fault Earthquake Prediction (Full Documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQgjE-gOrtY


There are some organisations and people that have left
California and relocated to other parts of the U.S.
because the "BIG ONE" will still occur and this has
been in the public domain among seismologists and
geologists. Some have tried to downplay the situation
by saying that the likely sinking of parts of California
will NOT happen but it's better to be on guard.


Give me a $10billion for free to live permanently in
California, and I won't take it. Did you know that
it's been predicted for long that major parts of
"California State will sink" into the Pacific Ocean because
the Pacific coast of the U.S. is experiencing "subduction"
or "sinking" as a result of earthquake and volcanic
activity!

This is NOT being ALARMIST... It is what it is!
I can ONLY "ZIP in and ZIP out" of California but not
stay permanently!

San Diego and San Francisco have witnessed
very devastating earthquakes in the past
and I would not advice anyone to make major
long-term investments in that area... although
California can be very beautiful and alluring.

I hope I have added some illumination to the topic?

I doubt you know what $10billion means. Why are you scared of death? Na something go still kill man.

charzyh2:
I doubt you know what $10billion means. Why are you scared of death? Na something go still kill man.

^^^^^
@charzyh2

I'm NOT that desperate! You only need a minimum amount of
money to take care of your needs... and perhaps your wants
on this planet in order to live a good life!

Last but NOT least, the type of DEATH matters a lot...
There is death by fire, by suicide, by hanging,
by firing squad, etc.

A peaceful death is the BEST... not the type where
there would be an earthquake and the land would
SINK as well into the Pacific ocean without your
remains being found.

However as I said in my original post, California is an
extremely beautiful place to visit.

Cheers!

Konquest:


A peaceful death is the BEST... not the type where
there would be an earthquake and the land would
SINK as well into the Pacific ocean without your
remains being found.

However as I said in my original post, California is an
extremely beautiful place to visit.

Cheers!

Provided one owns a surfboard and is ever ready to catch that tidal wave when it rolls in, The Big One is not to be feared.

Jakumo:


Provided one owns a surfboard and is ever ready to catch that tidal wave when it rolls in, The Big One is not to be feared.

^^^^
^^^^
@Jakumo
I hear you loud and clear...

Konquest:


^^^^^^
^^^^^^
@Ms/Ngo40

It's great YOU brought the earthquake topic
up

I have already created a separate thread on this
California earthquake, and the likely SINKING
of California in a megaquake!


There is a major Earthquake Fault Line called
the "San Adreas Fault Line" which is very visible
on the earth's surface in California?

San Andreas Fault (Discovery Channel)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxPTLmg0ZCw


There are some organisations and people that have left
California and relocated to other parts of the U.S.
because the "BIG ONE" will still occur and this has
been in the public domain among seismologists and
geologists. Some have tried to downplay the situation
by saying that the likely sinking of parts of California
will NOT happen but it's better to be on guard.


Give me $10billion for free to live permanently in
California, and I won't take it. Did you know that
it's been predicted for long that major parts of
"California State will SINK" into the Pacific Ocean because
the Pacific coast of the U.S. is experiencing "subduction"
or "sinking" as a result of earthquake and volcanic
activity!

This is NOT being ALARMIST... It is what it is!
I can ONLY "ZOOM in and out" of California but not
stay permanently!

San Diego and San Francisco have witnessed
very devastating earthquakes in the past
and I would not advice anyone to make major
long-term investments in that area... although
California can be very beautiful and alluring.

I hope I have added some illumination to the topic?

Oh, I'm very well aware of the unstable ground holding the state of California...hence the reason I didn't want my relatives to move there...but such is life!
I pray that the "big one" won't happen at all...cause I have major reasons now that my people are there
Thanks for the info.