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Re: Twelve Empty Supertankers Reveal Truths About Todayâ��s Oil Market 

By: nacl01 in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (1)
Mon, 25 Feb 19 10:52 PM | 63 view(s)
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Does the little town shown below look familiar?

Yes it does! A little more built-up, now. And one of these gas stations is now the Shell we stopped at.

It is a small world, sometimes.

nacl

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Re: Twelve Empty Supertankers Reveal Truths About Today’s Oil Market
By: Decomposed in POPE 5
Mon, 25 Feb 19 1:23 AM 		Msg. 26131 of 62138

nacl01:

Re: "I paid $3.999/gal in Cambria, California."Very interesting. Does the little town shown below look familiar? I bet not, but it's what Cambria looked like when I lived there a long time ago. On the left, you can see the Cambria Pines Lodge - which still exists today, but I think it's been completely overhauled.

I attended kindergarten and part of first grade in Cambria, though we left mid-year for New York while I was still in the 1st grade. My sister was valedictorian at Coast Union... which I bet even today is the town's only high school.

My dad took the picture.


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