Four generations later, Frenchy Givenchy VI
returned to San Onofre, with his son Toad,
for a cook's tour of the new State Beach, starting
at the eucalyptus plantation at Camp Pendelton.
"Well, Toad, this is where it all started "Over there,
on the right, is where the famous "Church" stood
before they demolished her to make
room for the Railroad. Beyond that is the old gate with a
padlock which you gave the Marines $5.00.00 for a key rental.
But, of course, that was then, this is now.

Written by Jack Schitt.
BRUCE SAVAGE SAND ASSOCIATES