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Product to Industry Cubist Era is indeed stammering to be at the clang, thereby a good brake will once again transfer to the C.H.P.!!  In tolerance?  No. 

Break is defined as that nod, as the bell approach an Officer may pull-up along side your vehicle or the lombard of their approach in Freeway speak is as the C.H.P. Officer in-vehicle completes, does not comply, with the traffic.  This is the comprehension reported by a bigger statute to introduce the 'Avid reader' to the 'Content Warning' that I have posted liberally on and not at-will to the entry of blogspot.com. 

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As difficult to explain, is not an explanation for the C.H.P. it is the comprehension that labels their Lombard.  This is the 'S' approach?  No.  The C.H.P. completes the shipping by: "It's called a "traffic break." A patrol car with lights and siren on weaves across all lanes rapidly, gradually slowing, so that traffic stays behind him. It's used when there is an accident, high-risk car stop, or other road hazard ahead."

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As a stop signed the Cubistic Artist does sign their artwork and that should evident a stop-sign.  Again I plead the avid reader to not vicariously tromp my blog.  These platter, and just saying the C.H.P. for this balance will allowance as the change.  Be wise with artwork in journal as there are no-words and the paints are heavy in each pixel, entry reduction to photograph and black and white as color Kodak is the prowess of discussion.

Again, stop and rest your blank, I ripe the quest with more, much more than meditation as I believe meditation increases problem, i.e. Math ='s tone and therefore I find a different path, not a left one.  This for me is The Cops, the C.H.P., the Fireman and Firewoman, and Andy Griffith as the sheriff will have to tolerate this as explain in explanation for this ever so evident evidence!!

I love National Geographic as product delivered above in drawing makes my mental capacity breathe with that which has caused my breadth to be taken by the Cubist.  In a way that drives a portion to understand why the C.H.P. would approve of a good 'Rest Stop/Area's' for these past few published posts are indeed the actual draws that I have completed in my 'Me book' (that is what the Catholic School taught (Convent of the Sacred Heart, 2222 Broadway, San Francisco, California, 94115; https://www.sacredsf.org/) in 5th grade or 6th grade LiveJournal). All will argue as while a diary may be in the top drawer it is your father's bureau that will be hand too or should be as that totality is to be readied for your safety of mind, body and foot.  My resident home was the Convent of the Sacred Heart run by Nun's as that being said, the obvious (Star: Dialog in shown) was in travel then transferable every single day growing-up the S.F.P.D. Mounted Unit.

Safety Roadside Rest Areas - Statewide Rest Areas - State of California

www.dot.ca.gov/maintenance/statewidera.html

Click on a Route Number to see the Safety Roadside Rest Areas and current closures on that route, then click on the Rest Area name to show the details.

Next Rest Area‎: ‎146 M. North to ‎Tejon Pass

Route‎: ‎005

Rest Area‎: ‎Aliso Creek

Location‎: ‎5.8 mi.N. of Oceanside