A Crestline Walk

A brief walk through the town of Crestline. For more information come visit the blog at http://www.pedrozaplace.com/blog1

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Travel & Events

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• Crestline
• California

[AleeshaWeesha]

Great tour! I used to walk from Top Town to work every day. In the winter, going down Rocky Dell it's less of a walk and more of a slide. haha

[Elderp]

@AleeshaWeesha We walk down Rocky Dell almost everyday. You definately have to be careful.

[Elderp]

I will have to include it another time, assuming it doesn't get sold off and changed (I heard it was for sale).

[threeicys]

Lived here for 7 years. 50% of residents are business owners. People are warm and friendly. I loved the mountain living. I moved because it became crowded with full time residents...and started having traffic!! Love the country here in N.C. and have fond memories of Crestline,CA

[Elderp]

@threeicys You should come back. Trust me after all the foreclosures it isn't so crowded anymore:S. In all seriousiness I have to say NC is a very nice state too. I visited Wilmington and it surprised me how green it was.

[Tbone6610]

Swiss origin? I dont think so...Really? I just wanted to say to the poster of this video.. Great Job!. I live here in Crestline also.. ppl say it is the ghetto of the mountains..WTF? I LOVE CRESTLINE! Tis where I live and will die.. I love this city/place/region/whatever you call it

[Elderp]

@Tbone6610 Ghetto? You should see my last place, I used to live on 8th and Arrowhead in San Bernardino. That's a ghetto. I wouldn't say Crestline is the richest of the mountain communities, but I love it, everyone is friendly and for the most part it is quiet (a few barking dogs aside :))

[sarahtheliddomermaid]

Where's the Round Table?!? :(

[KatBrydon]

You're welcomed... Your video is on point with the landmarks on Lake Drive... a real help for those who are not familiar with the city.

[Elderp]

Thanks for the comment, you learn something new everyday/ I pretty much figured it was part of the original San Moritz marketing, but I didn't realize that there was a pattern to it. I am from top town where the street names don't have an apparent pattern (although there is a section named after planets).