I have run on Rio Del Mar beach since the 70s. The last time was in October. You could run on that beach for miles especially at low tide. Watch the beautiful sunsets. The pizza shop at Rio Del Mar that’s changed owners for years that I would stop and get an after run coffee and slice. The concrete boat. The picnic tables at Seaclift and RV camp sites. Hard to believe it’s all gone. 😢 I don’t think they will get it cleaned up in time for summer. As far as the homes, when you build at the ocean, you take your chances,
Beautiful images even though there is so much destruction. I lived in Ben Lomond 1994-2001. One of the best places in California. Thank you for posting.
Sir thank you for your fresh News about storm I have my relatives in Sacramento CA im trying to contact them no reply thanks again I'm an American 🏈🏈🏈 citizen living from Manila Philippines watching you all
I am in the Sacramento area. The worst places are south of Elk Grove as far as flooding, but there are many trees down on streets, homes, and cars. I hope your loved ones are ok and you heard from them. They may not have power. There are still some folks who do not have power.
Every natural disaster is a moment, then calm comes. Unfortunately, there are many economic losses. I hope that people are alive and not dead, which is the most important thing. Blessing. (Now there is a lot of work to clean up and look at a new positive image).
I cannot even imagine picking up the pieces...especially off of the beaches. With all of the broken glass, metal, and nails from the debris that ended up on the beach, I'd have to think twice about walking barefoot along the beach anytime soon once this is over
We camp (RV campground side) there many times past summers and have reservations coming March. Do you know or can provide videos on the RV campground conditions? I fear it's same/similar to the Day-Use picnic side...with foundations gone. Thanks and appreciated it. Stay safe.
It’s been closed for remodel . The new owner just happened to coming out the front gate as we were passing by . She said no water got inside and interior is stripped anyway
I’m sure there must have been , we did not walk too much past the cement boat. There was significant damage to homes behind the gate at end of aptos beach drive , one was knocked off its foundation
I lived on Winfield way..1 block from sea cliff. That was my walk every day. To see it so devastated is sad.
I have run on Rio Del Mar beach since the 70s. The last time was in October. You could run on that beach for miles especially at low tide. Watch the beautiful sunsets. The pizza shop at Rio Del Mar that’s changed owners for years that I would stop and get an after run coffee and slice. The concrete boat. The picnic tables at Seaclift and RV camp sites. Hard to believe it’s all gone. 😢 I don’t think they will get it cleaned up in time for summer. As far as the homes, when you build at the ocean, you take your chances,
Beautiful images even though there is so much destruction. I lived in Ben Lomond 1994-2001. One of the best places in California. Thank you for posting.
aptos creek rio del mar
our play ground in HS 70's
cheers
Sure hope Rio Flats gets some real TLC its the forgotten beach area.
Beautiful views of the pacific sunsets.
Sir thank you for your fresh News about storm I have my relatives in Sacramento CA im trying to contact them no reply thanks again I'm an American 🏈🏈🏈 citizen living from Manila Philippines watching you all
I am in the Sacramento area. The worst places are south of Elk Grove as far as flooding, but there are many trees down on streets, homes, and cars. I hope your loved ones are ok and you heard from them. They may not have power. There are still some folks who do not have power.
Those houses are worth millions. This is a great opportunity to use insurance money to turn a 3 millions dollar house into a 5 million dollar house.
Spent nearly every Saturday here in the 1970's. Sad to see when this happens. This storm was a doozy! 😢
Been seeing a lot of Capitola, Sea Cliff, Rio Del Mar, Aptos...
Beach Flats must be gone entirely.
If i could burn if fire was mine god of fire
Nice this is life not wokeness!
Another memory lost. Met a sweet boy "thank you for the cassette you leftplaying" I woke up to a bad sunburn🤣.
Good luck Angel, God knows who you are.
Every natural disaster is a moment, then calm comes. Unfortunately, there are many economic losses. I hope that people are alive and not dead, which is the most important thing. Blessing. (Now there is a lot of work to clean up and look at a new positive image).
I cannot even imagine picking up the pieces...especially off of the beaches. With all of the broken glass, metal, and nails from the debris that ended up on the beach, I'd have to think twice about walking barefoot along the beach anytime soon once this is over
We camp (RV campground side) there many times past summers and have reservations coming March. Do you know or can provide videos on the RV campground conditions? I fear it's same/similar to the Day-Use picnic side...with foundations gone. Thanks and appreciated it. Stay safe.
Pretty much similar condition, there will need to be lots repair, imagine it might not be ready by March
@@jimbrumfield2408 thanks appreciated again. And please stay safe.
How did the Cafe Rio fare?
It’s been closed for remodel . The new owner just happened to coming out the front gate as we were passing by . She said no water got inside and interior is stripped anyway
Well, that makes 4 pier that I have fished off of, destroyed by weather. Surf City, N.C., Santa Cruz, Capitola, and now The Cement Boat
The streets look like Rivers.
was there damage to the homes at Sea Cliff beach and further northwest?
I’m sure there must have been , we did not walk too much past the cement boat. There was significant damage to homes behind the gate at end of aptos beach drive , one was knocked off its foundation
@@jimbrumfield2408 thank you. family has home there
@@marciamcchrystal111 hope it’s ok !
@@jimbrumfield2408 thanks. No one is allowed to go in, so who knows, but it sure doesn't sound good
Come on! Wake up! Welcome to tomorrow! Also, best of luck!
Spent many summers all along the coast and this is certainly terrible for those living there! 🙏🏻 hope everyone is safe!
Why is it terrible?
@@thornil2231 because the tides and waves devastated most homes and businesses. Some houses 2-3 feet of water in them if not more.
@@JvincentR so what? They have insurance.
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