November 17, 2006 at 12:24 pm
· Filed under Doug St Denis, San Gregorio Farms
Recognize any of the backs of these people enjoying a party in San Gregorio in the 1970s?

And here are some old friends:
Photo: Woman in hat is me, June, then counterclockwise, Doug St. Denis, Dennis Hart, Unidentified man, John Morrall and Unidentifed man.
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September 20, 2006 at 3:59 pm
· Filed under Doug St Denis, Full Faith & Credit Band, Michael Schwab, Pescadero, San Gregorio, San Gregorio Farms, Worm Farm

And I can’t remember her name–was it Mrs. Bell? She could be seen everywhere–here she is at the “Worm Ranch”, in the 1970s, waiting for the local band, “Full Faith & Credit”, to begin their pop concert.
In San Gregorio, in the 1970s, the members of the band, “Full Faith & Credit”, featuring singer Michael Schwab. Michael lived at the worm farm.

Two guests at the concert: (At left) former El Granada contractor Doug St. Denis with unidentifed man.

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hello to jerry koontz!!!
peter adams , laguna beach
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October 8, 2005 at 11:56 am
· Filed under Doug St Denis
Hey–don’t get the idea that I am a realtor.
Nope, I’m not.
But I can’t help but observe that lots of folks are putting their homes up for sale. All of a sudden. And some of them know it’s kind of late in the game; others believe they can still nab the big price tickets.
Yesterday at the El Granada Post Office–a great place to run into Coastsiders you haven’t seen for years–I met up with Doug, an old friend. He told me ,somewhat solemnly, that he had put his El Granada home up for sale–but he wasn’t going the traditonal route with a local realtor, he was partly doing it himself, using HelpUSell.
I wondered what Doug selling his home for. I remembered when he built it (he’s a contractor) some years ago.
Doug built his house some years ago: 
$900,000, he said he wanted.
Aren’t the prices shocking? Apparently they’ve been dropping in the past few weeks–but a local realtor assured me, “It’ll come back.” Heard that one before? Then he added, “It’s a buyer’s market now and I’m glad”.
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