Concrete entry at Marine Land?
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Here's the Super Slide they had near Orky and Corky's tank.
JMdiver:
Must have been the other 360 days. The 5 I've been there were pretty bad.
and the .5 dive was maybe 10 feet. I don't need to drive for two hours to get that.
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Ken
The last Wrinkles dive at Heisler Park in October was pretty darn good... 25' vis, tho there was enough particulate (sand) swirling in the water column that photos were tough.Mo2vation:
I've heard that was an anomaly, however, which is a shame, because it was a really nice dive!
Here's a good page to start.
http://marinelandofthepacific.org/buildingarchitecture.html
http://marinelandofthepacific.org/buildingarchitecture.html
According to the Opening Day VIP brochure, the "Marineland Inn is a smartly appointed Inn being built at Marineland to afford hotel accommodations at the project. Construction will be in steps down the cliff. The first section, of 10 units, is expected to be ready for the opening of the Oceanarium in the summer of 1954. It will lay on the crest of the mesa, while succeeding levels are planned on gradual descents from the cliff towards the sea where it pounds on the rocky shore below. This construction will afford each unit a provate patio and an unobstructed, unsurpassed view of the blue Pacific...truly an attraction in itself that is destined to become world renowned!"
"The first unit of the Marineland Inn adjoins the Marineland Restaurant building and shares the spectacular view. Projecting wing walls provide private porches for each of the rental units. The room charge for a single will be $8.00, and $10.00 for a double."
Book it Max.
"The first unit of the Marineland Inn adjoins the Marineland Restaurant building and shares the spectacular view. Projecting wing walls provide private porches for each of the rental units. The room charge for a single will be $8.00, and $10.00 for a double."
Book it Max.
http://community.livejournal.com/abandonedplaces/423617.html
This is the hotel from a year ago. I've been diving there since 1987 and never knew the murals were in the hotel rooms until last year.
This is the hotel from a year ago. I've been diving there since 1987 and never knew the murals were in the hotel rooms until last year.
Wow, cool find, Max! It was neat, yet sad, to see the aquarium again... is it still there? I'm guessing it's gone by now. I once swam with the fishies in that aquarium as a kid, but I barely remember it, it was so long ago... I'm sure that contributed to the early spark that eventually led me to diving, though.
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