360 View of Puente Hills, from Turnbull Canyon Water Tower (as seen by my LG Optimus Elite – handheld)

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Published on Apr 29, 2014

360 View of Puente Hills, from Turnbull Canyon Water Tower (as seen by my LG Optimus Elite – handheld) ‎
Thursday, ‎April ‎03, ‎2014, ‏‎11:18:04 AM
A beautiful area to hike and enjoy nature, especially in Spring.

Note: I don’t know if the Geo-locator is visible, to get you an idea of the view point ( included it in the settings for this video). Things don’t get any easier around here!

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