A rare and beautiful feature the village offered, in addition to the privacy, was an unrivaled view of the Pacific Ocean from the quiet, elevated perch where the village resided on what was formally a golf course. This is what was waiting for any willing and financially able athletes who made the trip to Los Angeles...
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This is what was waiting for any willing and financially able athletes who made the trip to Los Angeles. Once they arrived and had gotten comfortable the athletes were continuously rewarded for their long journey with all that Los Angeles could offer them. It would seem that a gorgeous Olympic Village and an impressive Coliseum could be enough to please even the most skeptical participants but LA wasn't finished...
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