irvinehomeshopper said:I think the scenic locations are off limit to the public. We can only see them by appointment with a docent at a specific time only mostly during the weekdays. I may have to call in sick and do a tour.
aealong said:irvinehomeshopper said:I think the scenic locations are off limit to the public. We can only see them by appointment with a docent at a specific time only mostly during the weekdays. I may have to call in sick and do a tour.
How can scenic locations that are off limits be called "open space"? Isn't that "closed space"? I wish open space were exactly that, space that's open to the public, not closed off and roped off without access.
irvinehomeshopper said:http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-donald-bren-20111028,0,7483629.story
TIC should raise home prices.
irvinehomeshopper said:Nice pitch on the hardbound brochure. The places featured in the book we can't get to by car or an easy hike. The canyons are way out there by Yorba Linda and the back side of Corona. The terrain is really steep. I did not know Irvine is next to Yorba Linda and borders Corona. Do we really actually see all the natural wonders from the city? Has anyone seen them?
Buy the book. 8)irvinehomeshopper said:What if I don't do mountain biking and long hike would damage my Gucci sneakers and torch shield? Is there an easier and less painful way to access the Irvine wonders?
But the Gucci sneakers are no match for the real thing either.irvinehomeshopper said:Yes sir, but the experience from a page of a centerfold is no match for the real thing.