California's 'Other' Coast : The ruggedly beautiful South Central Coast region is an adventure for wine drinkers and tourists alike

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Issue: May 15, 1996

May 15, 1996 California's 'Other' Coast The ruggedly beautiful South Central Coast region is an adventure for wine drinkers and tourists alike By Jeff Morgan It's a land where vineyards dot the mesas and jagged mountains reach up to touch the sky.

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