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  • Cats: The Statues not the Town

    Posted by Ranger Gaudinski
    |Date: August 27, 2014
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    Cats: The Statues not the Town

    Cats: The Statues not the Town

    Updated March 15, 2016 with new photos from Richard Beal, author of Highway 17: The Road to Santa Cruz. L ...

    Updated March 15, 2016 with new photos from Richard Beal, author of Highway 17: The Road to Santa Cruz. Living in Santa Cruz and driving back and forth over Highway 17, I always thought the Cats Resta ...

    August 27, 2014
    | by Ranger Gaudinski
    | (8) Comments
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