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My home. I am a third generation Laguna Beach so I am crying, so much history. My grandparents built the Coast Inn in 1929. My dad was the first policeman, a motorcycle cop at times 1931-1939. My aunt was the first lady life guard in the 1930s. My mom & dad met at the ballroom and married in 1941. Dad built our family home 70 years ago, on old TOW south end 1949. I use to wonder where all the people were as I ran around bare foot. Well, they came. Thanks for this video........
IT'S THE BEST YOU CAN FIND AND THE FIRST PLACE I DISCOVERED WHEN I MOVED TO CALIFORNIA IN 1960.......FELL IN LOVE WITH IT RIGHT FROM THE FIRST TIME I VISISTED IT.....SWORE ONE DAY I'D LIVE THERE AND DID.....BOB S.FOX
Good morning Bob,I don't blame you for wanting to live there.It is Beautiful.You felt the same way at that time the way we did about 1 another.That will never change.
I was in southern California for the first time in my life 3 weeks ago. Drove down from LA to San Diego and Laguna beach was so wonderfully. I felt that this was the right place for me. I would retire here in a heartbeat.
This is the very best video about Laguna beach!!! Driving down 33 you’ll start smelling the ocean and pretty soon you’re in paradise!!!!! The beaches are awesome, the food is awesome and the hotels are awesome!!!! They can keep the French Riviera, I’ll take Laguna beach.
I agree with you completely! French Riveria? Who cares! I've been to Laguna Beach a few times and it is BY FAR the most beautiful place I've ever seen and experienced, absolutely fantastic!
For over 20 years, starting in 1978, we vacationed in Laguna at the "Surf and Sand" hotel. Birthdays, Anniversaries, Vacations and even Holidays. We stayed at "The Montage", but it was the "Surf and Sand" with the hotel right on the beach and the rooms all with ocean views that was our favorite. We were there before everyone else discovered it. Talk about best memories of my life .
Very well done !! I was fortunate enough back in the 70s to find a good job in Newport Beach and moved there from Wash. D.C. - truly paradise and a very wise relocation choice -- spent plenty of time in Laguna, too, of course. Up in NorCal now...
Sure has changed since we moved to Orange County in 1965. My home is 2,000 miles away, now, but I still have artistic family living in Laguna. So, I can vouch that this is an accurate, polished vision of the delightful town. Still, I have to admit, I miss the radical attitude of the young people who started the Sawdust Festival in rebellion against the Pageant who wouldn't admit such "longhairs" to their ranks. Alas, it's all "grown up" now, including a lot of those old hippies I saw in the video. Laguna Scottie would be proud!
J. Montrice hahahha good luck the cheapest house you could find would be over millions and if ur thinking abut apartments they would be like over 8k in rent
I have visited Laguna 2009 January, I see big changes better facilities One day will visit it again Really I found it a place where you find tranquility Thanks for the filming great work Big hello from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
I'll be out there this weekend at our home! Anything specific in Newport you'd like to see?? Subscribe to my channel so that you can see what I film while out there!!
Hello my name is Nick. My family and I will be in Palm Springs next week. On this video from the seconds of 29-32 there is a beach. Can somebody tell me the name of this particular beach in Laguna?
I love Laguna, but this sounds like an infomercial read by 2 people who didn’t experience everything firsthand spoken here, so doesn’t feel authentic. At least the ending does give credit to the company who wrote and others who sponsored this, just wish it was done upfront.
How did you deal with Laguna Beach's requirement for $100 permits every time you want to shoot personal, non-commercial footage like this? Must have cost you a fortune to make this film. www.diyphotography.net/public-places-now-demand-permit-obey-face-court-fines/