Mysterious Sea Cave Explored on Catalina Island

January 31, 2012 · Filed Under Entertainment · Comment 
channelcatalina asked:


This is a small wet cave located on the leeward side of Catalina Island.

Spearfishing at Catalina Island.

January 31, 2012 · Filed Under Animals · 2 Comments 
spturnertwist asked:


My third catch of the day. Thanks dad for filming, :)

Catalina Island’s “Scenic Route”

January 30, 2012 · Filed Under Travel · Comment 
Sheety33 asked:


Exploring Santa Catalina Island’s “Scenic Route” which runs around the town of Avalon, on a gas-powered “jaguar” golf cart. The entire scenic route can be done in about 20 minutes, but is hard to do when everywhere you look is an awesome view. Filmed by Sheety33 with a Sony HX5V on Catalina Island, California. Thanks for watching!

Catalina Burger Run

January 29, 2012 · Filed Under Travel · 10 Comments 
macaviationart asked:


Flying from KHHR to KAVX, Santa Catalina Island, 26 miles off the coast of California. This is my favorite flight and today I am flying right seat with Captain Ron acting as PIC, a long time friend and mentor. (I blame Ron for getting me off my rear and helping me go after my ticket) Ron and I have been making this burger run for almost the last 10 years now! Catalina is a very challenging destination. The airport sits on top of a mountain with steep cliffs and unpredictable winds all around. Because the runway is a bit narrow, people can tend to feel higher than they really are on approach. Watch your altimeter! Runway is 1602 ft, pattern 2600. Come in too low or shallow and a sudden down draft can slam you into the mountainside below the runway touchdown point. Its unfortunate but serious accidents happen every year here. The runway is crowned in the middle so its also common for people to land and feel the illusion that they are going to fall off the other side which results in braking far too hard too fast. Catalina airport has a very nice gift shop, a quality short order restaurant and makes for a fabulous lunch trip. Landing fee is 25.00, this is a private airstrip. You can buy an annual pass for 150.00 which gives you unlimited access and supports the Island’s conservation efforts. Buses run down to the town of Avalon (about 40 minutes away). There are wild Buffalo on the island and the cafe’s Buffalo Burgers are the main attraction! (Well, for Ron and I anyways

CIMI Catalina 2010.avi

January 29, 2012 · Filed Under People · 6 Comments 
brentsmiley asked:


Lawrence Gifted Magnet’s 6th graders, from Chatsworth CA, visited CIMI’s facility at Cherry Cove on Catalina over Spring Break. This is the story of their visit….

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