Overnight, a foot of blufftop land can collapse onto the beach, and be quickly eroded by a high tide.
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...From the Field
Welcome to Pario's in-the-field and informal observations about real estate, urban economics, sustainability, and urban betterment.
For this blog, from the street, we phoned it in--literally. We're investigating...
For this blog, from the street, we phoned it in--literally. We're investigating...
About Pario
Mark Smith
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August
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- August 30, 2008
- The Erosion Continues
- Piazza Basilone, Little Italy, SD
- Sea Horse
- Neighborhood Shrine -- Early Stages
- Torrey Pines Bluff Collapse
- "ism" Takes Many Forms
- Trying to Save a Tree
- Non Natives Go Home
- Acupuncture or Voodoo?
- Solar Trash Compactor
- Back in the Day...
- Unique Foreground Buildings are Becoming Rare
- A wave every 10 seconds or so
- Cliff Erosion
- Children & Seven Generations Commitment
- Introduction
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