Some Interesting Links

California Coastal Project. This is a series of coastal pictures taken from a helicopter. Over 12,700 photographs (totaling over 82GB) of the current California coast are now online, covering the Oregon Border (42N latitude) to the Mexican Border (32.5N latitude), except for the Vandenberg AFB restricted area.

Pedometer mapping using a basis of Google Maps. Do I need to tell you to read the instructions first. It will make it a little easier! This program allows you to click points on a Google Map and automatically computes the distance.

San Diego County Registrars Office has a search for homes sold by various attributes. For example, the search can be by street. The results show address, price paid, parcel #, and date sold.

Link to Oceanside buoy data.

NASA Space Station. You can pick your state and city to show available date and times for viewing the current satellite passes.

For more local Weather click in   
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 A friend of mine has posted an interesting page on the web about the Tuna industry. He calls it: The Rise and Fall of the Tuna industry in San Diego and the West Coast. His family was very involved in this industry. When Doris and I came to the San Diego area, years ago, the Embarcadero in San Diego was very active with Tuna boats and fishermen repairing their nets.