#1 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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furiousfowl says:
these 3 lighthouses siit in and near the long beach harbor and are still used today and one as an outer marker as ships come and go. the 3 story monolithic structure rests on a base of 6 columns was designed to withstand earthquakes ans seismic tital waves,c in ompleted 1949 was never manned. the o…
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#2 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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rotorhead85 says:
Located on a shallow hill in the Long Beach Marina, the traditional-looking Rainbow Harbor Light is not actually used for navigation, but is worth mention due to its unique displays. Its rotating light is pointed more downward than seaward and sweeps the base of the palm-lined hill. At each rotation…
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#3 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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KristineLaura says:
My niece took me to her favorite local music store and we stayed there for over an hour! New and used Cd's, Records, Dvds, plus cute bags and shirts. Worth a stop to pick up some good music and support the indie music scene.
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#4 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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LoganBruin says:
Before the show I spent a really eerie time walking around the Long Beach Convention Center, so quiet and empty, when a couple of weeks before there were 60,000 screaming fans who couldn’t be heard over the roar of the engines at the Long Beach Grand Prix.
Inside the Terrace Theater, which is r…
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#5 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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wongjst says:
The RMS Queen Mary which is an ocean liner that used to be sailed in the Atlantic Ocean by the famous U.K. Cunard Line. Most of you would wonder while a U.K. ship liner called themselves RMS, RMS is stands for Royal Mail Ship. It is placed in front of the ship prefix which carry mail under contract …
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#6 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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wongjst says:
If you are never on board to a cruise wheel house, here is the chance.
The life boats were also located at the upper decks.
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#7 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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wongjst says:
It's amazing to see both the front end and the rear end of the ship. You jump I jump...!
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#8 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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Amanda says:
I spent a very nice afternoon at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach California. My review on this is mixed:
1. I had a very nice time, no doubt about it; but it was smaller than I anticipated and so I was a *little* let down on number of halls etc. It wasn't bad, and it wasn't tiny - bu…
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#9 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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sybil says:
This was an interesting "attraction" as I am not a car fan at all. But, I figure, it is one of those things that one should check out at least once and never have to do again. It was surprisingly enjoyable. Perhaps, it helped that I was at someone's condo high rise and observed the race from abov…
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#10 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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Owens says:
Long Beach has this part of downtown, near a pier, that they call "The
Pike". It's home to some great happy hours at Island or Gameworks, and
it also has a Borders and huge movie theater. But, best of all is a
random Carousel and Ferris Wheel. I was a little disappointed with
spending 2$ on a fe…
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#11 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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electricapples says:
The Russian Scorpion is a Russian submarine docked in Long Beach, CA, right next to the Queen Mary. There is a gift shop you can browse around in, then if you like, you can walk through the submarine. The self-guided tour is $10(USD) per person. There were 4 of us that day, including a military m…
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#12 of 12 things to do in Long Beach
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X_Drive says:
Since her retirement from service in 1967 this beautiful ship has been permanently docked in Long Beach and is now a hotel and museum. It has had little success in being the tourist attraction Long Beach was hoping she would be. And from 1980 through 1993 Howard Hughes’s airplane, the “Spruce G…
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Long Beach,CA Lighthouses
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Fingerprints Music
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Aquarium of the Pacific
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The Queen Mary
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