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Published: July, 2006


Editor’s note: Living in a city on the edge of the water provides choice; somedays even the weather is a choice. If you want foggy or sunny, you know where to go. The Bay Area has options and attracts the imaginative & the door openers. That, in turn, affords everyone more choice. Like the moving fog that slinks up coasts and down hillsides, it’s comforting and mysterious. Our July issue glances at some events and some people who are choosing to live modern waterfront lifestyles.

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