From the city's web site: 
"The dynamic coastal City of Huntington Beach, with its sunny Mediterranean climate and idyllic
setting, is home to more than 195,000 residents. Internationally known as Surf City, Huntington
Beach boasts eight miles of scenic, accessible beachfront, the largest stretch of uninterrupted
beachfront on the West Coast." 

Surf City has a down side ?

Frank Gribbin
Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP


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The CSL is safer in Chesterville compared to Huntington Beach CA where Chuck
and I both live.  Chesterville may also have to worry about earthquakes, but
here in HB, we also get to worry about tsunamis:

http://www.hb-cert.org/Tsunami/tsumain.htm

Chuck lives on the edge of one of the moderate tsunami runup zones, whereas I
live in the middle of the zone.  So don't expect to hear from either one of us
any time soon after the Big One strikes followed by the Big Wave.  ;-)

- Mark B. (who stores his offsite backups at his wife's workplace in a
higher-elevation part of Huntington Beach)
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