Broad Beach
We're in a cycle of mid-afternoon low tides here in Malibu. It frees wide swathes of lovely beach for long, long walks. With the fog (temporarily) gone and the winds busy elsewhere, what better place to burn off the fevered joy this weather brings than on the California coast? Here's Broad Beach, its visiting rights hard-won and well worth the battle. Week days, it's all gardeners and housekeepers, carpenters and catering trucks. Nary a homeowner in sight. Help keep Broad Beach free - exercise your body, and your rights. 
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