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Laguna Beach Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Laguna Beach
Laguna Art Museum is an American art museum with a special focus on California art. The Museum's goal is to promote awareness of how art and artists influenced American culture...
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Hortense Miller built her mid-century modern house in 1959 and started to garden in the two acre property the same year....
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Hortense Miller built her mid-century modern house in 1959 and started to garden in the two acre property the same year. Tours of the garden and house must be arranged through the City of Laguna Beach Recreation Dept.. Tours are offered Tuesday through Saturday throughout the year.
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There are several styles of paddlers...Sporty, competition, and the random rent a board from any shop paddler. Then there is...
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There are several styles of paddlers...Sporty, competition, and the random rent a board from any shop paddler. Then there is Laguna Beach Paddle Boarding’s style. We call this the Premier Paddler. This paddler is looking for an experience. They want to come to an exclusive beach. They want to learn on the ‘Cadillac’ of paddle boards as they glide effortlessly across the ocean. They want the best instruction, from an experienced instructor that everyone learns so easily due to her simple and fun approach to coaching. They want to have fun, feel centered, and look like a pro, all while getting a workout at the same time.
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"Crystal Cove is full of raw beauty and worth visiting just for that, but when you learn about the history of the Cove, it really comes alive. It's like stepping back in time when the cottages along the beach were built and lived in by tenant farmer's on John Irvine's land. The fact that Crystal Cove..." is largely untouched by high end, private development is almost a miracle as well as a testament to the resolve of John Irvine to keep the area undeveloped and available to the average Joe. There is a parking fee, I think, but we were able to take a shuttle from the resort.
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