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Point Arena Lighthouse, along the Pacific Coast Highway. The original lighthouse, constructed in 1870, was destroyed in the great 1906 earthquake. The current lighthouse began operation in 1908, and has a French first order Fresnel Lens, made of 666 hand-ground glass prisms set in solid brass framework.
Surfers at Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, California. The modern surfing wetsuit and the leash were mainly developed here by Jack O'Neill. The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum occupies the ground floor of the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse here.
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