LYCOS RETRIEVER
Santa Cruz: Cowell Beach
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Santa Cruz boasts a lively Salsa dancing scene, with Salsa By The Sea a key attraction. Every Sunday year round (weather permitting), locals come to the Boardwalk to dance in the open air by the beach. Hours vary by the time of the year, but sometime in the afternoon, and always free. Other regular events are at the Vets Hall every Tuesday and both the Palomar and E3 Playhouse every Friday.
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The Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway operates diesel-electric tourist trains between the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Roaring Camp in Felton, through Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. Roaring Camp and Big Trees Narrow-Gauge Railroad operates two narrow-gauge trains, taking visitors through the redwoods to the mountain top year-round. These 3-cylinder, gear-driven, Shay steam locomotives draw many enthusiasts to Santa Cruz.
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Santa Cruz is ... surrounded by a great number of open space parks. There's 2 types of parks to choose from -- inland wooded parks like Henry Cowell State Park with redwood groves and swimming in the river and open space preserves built on the coastal hills.
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Adam "Rodent" Replogle has been turning heads all over Santa Cruz. Whether he's surfing the Harbor Mouth, towing into some heavy beach breaks, or even wake surfing behind a boat, Adam's the one to watch. He recently bought himself a Grinch to tow into some beach breaks and get his groove on. Tow surfing here in Santa Cruz is coming close to an end, so Adam's thinking of new way's to have fun. Keep your eye's peeled for Adam shralping it up in all kinds of conditions. Check out Adam's new 5'10" Raptor squash tail, and 6'0" Hornet squash tail pro models on the board page.
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Santa Cruz offers every imaginable level of accommodation, from vacation bungalows and beach cottages to corporate retreat facilities. For the frugal traveler, motels throughout town range from budget-conscious to beachside cabin style, while luxury hotels and inns perch above the sea and await down redwood-shaded lanes.
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Kainalu Froiseth just moved to Santa Cruz from Makaha Beach, Hawaii to attend college with his girlfriend. She gave him the heads up that she wanted to move to the mainland for school and Nalu said, "if we're moving to da mainland, we're moving to Santa Cruz, cuz da waves are juicy brah"!! Nalu now is going to Cabrillo College and surfing everyday. Yeah Nalu!!!
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