Trying to transfer my iWeb Domain.sites2 from my old Mac to my new one...

I just bought a MBP running 10.8.2 and I want to transfer the iWeb Domain.sites2 from my old mac but I cannot find the Library or Application Support files on my new machine. Can anyone help me with this???

I cannot find the Library or Application Support files on my new machine. Can anyone help me with this???
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