01 Jul 09 08:53, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> You must also have a reading comprehension problem like Mimi that
 RW>> keeps you from understanding California's smog problems. As I've
 RW>> stated before, the coastal mountains (hills) are responsible for
 RW>> keeping that smog where it belongs, where the two of you get to
 RW>> breath it.

 RW>> Meanwhile in Julian and Santa Ysabel, it isn't there thanks to the
 RW>> same coastal hills.

 TW> Intersstingly Alpine records Higher Smog Levels than some of El
 TW> Cajon.

That's no different than San Bernardino and Riverside. Los Angeles and San
Diego smog gets blown into the eastern valleys. Thank God there are big
enough hills there to stop it from overflowing into the rest of America.

 TW> Not ther boyttom of the Valley, Downtiwn though. I live near
 TW> the Los Coches I-8 Offramp and on some days when I pass through going
 TW> into San Diego I see the Polution settled in the valley.

When I worked in El Cajon and lived in Poway, I could see it when
decending into Lakeside on 67. You could also see it while looking to the
west over the hills that rim Poway from 67.

                R\%/itt

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