GP
01-30-09, 05:00 PM
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Southern California - Las Pulgas to Basilone Bike Path
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esammuli
01-30-09, 05:06 PM
I was driving down the 5 yesterday and I could see them moving the new generator towards San Onofre. That thing is ENORMOUS.
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/generators-plant-steam-2282637-edison-onofre
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/generators-plant-steam-2282637-edison-onofre
GP
01-30-09, 07:08 PM
I was driving down the 5 yesterday and I could see them moving the new generator towards San Onofre. That thing is ENORMOUS.
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/generators-plant-steam-2282637-edison-onofre
The last time they did this was in the 70s. There was only one guy left from that team. He was an EI then and now he's either retired or real close. My copy of the EIR is dated '03 so they've been planning this for awhile.
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/generators-plant-steam-2282637-edison-onofre
The last time they did this was in the 70s. There was only one guy left from that team. He was an EI then and now he's either retired or real close. My copy of the EIR is dated '03 so they've been planning this for awhile.
Extort
01-30-09, 07:31 PM
That must mean that the highway from Basilone to Las Pulgas is open to bicyclists again!!!
Yippee!!!
I actually enjoy riding on the 5, so this is good news for me!!!
Yippee!!!
I actually enjoy riding on the 5, so this is good news for me!!!
GP
01-31-09, 12:23 PM
That must mean that the highway from Basilone to Las Pulgas is open to bicyclists again!!!
Yippee!!!
I actually enjoy riding on the 5, so this is good news for me!!!
You know, if you don't mind the glass, bolts, chunks of tires, chunks of concrete, pieces of buckets, pieces of wood, having your shins turn black because of the dust and getting lectured by the disgruntled state employee at the scales, it's actually a pretty pleasant experience.
I put both ear buds in on the onramp and turned the volume all the way up. I want it to be a surprise when I get run over by the person doing 75 while texting.
Yippee!!!
I actually enjoy riding on the 5, so this is good news for me!!!
You know, if you don't mind the glass, bolts, chunks of tires, chunks of concrete, pieces of buckets, pieces of wood, having your shins turn black because of the dust and getting lectured by the disgruntled state employee at the scales, it's actually a pretty pleasant experience.
I put both ear buds in on the onramp and turned the volume all the way up. I want it to be a surprise when I get run over by the person doing 75 while texting.
LCI_Brian
02-01-09, 10:54 PM
I was driving back to OC from SD this weekend and saw temporary "bikes must exit" signs at the scales and at Basilone, now I know why.
Between Las Pulgas and Oceanside, I like both the freeway and base routes, depends who I'm with and what kind of ride I'm looking to do. But between Basilone and Las Pulgas, I would really like to have the option of an alternative to riding through a campground, bad pavement on old 101, dirt/mud through the tank crossing, etc.
If the shoulder is really that bad, it wouldn't be too much to ask of them to sweep it before they have a temporary opening like this.
Between Las Pulgas and Oceanside, I like both the freeway and base routes, depends who I'm with and what kind of ride I'm looking to do. But between Basilone and Las Pulgas, I would really like to have the option of an alternative to riding through a campground, bad pavement on old 101, dirt/mud through the tank crossing, etc.
If the shoulder is really that bad, it wouldn't be too much to ask of them to sweep it before they have a temporary opening like this.
Chucklehead
02-01-09, 11:01 PM
I heard it was open today.