Tonight, on my way back from visiting friends in Torrance, I decided to stop by Pasadena City Hall. The air was cold, windy and clear. As I parked the car, I noticed three other photographers shooting City Hall as well. What a beautiful view of our city's icon.
Since gas prices began soaring, I've noticed a little less traffic. Now that the cost for a fill-up is dropping...
Not far from the wealth of LA County reeks the poverty of TJ, only 2-1/2 hours south of Los Angeles. Yet, just as there is a stark contrast in living environment, many of the people are noticeably warmer, more hospitable and happier.
Downtown LA -- Anyone know what this bike runs on? Must be electric. In any even, it looks interesting.
Ever wonder how to get rid of an old TV in Pasadena? Set it on the front lawn at 8:00 a.m. and by 10:00 a.m. it's in the hands of a new owner.
Downtown LA -- Most of the time, when I see graffiti, it makes me angry. Sometimes, as in this case, it could help the value of a building.
Maranatha High varsity game in Pasadena. Costs only five bucks to get in but it's worth $50. Sitting in the stands, listening to the families and the seven-piece band is like a taste of Mayberry.
Most Wednesdays I join of a group of anywhere from 15 to 30 adventurers for a 3-mile hike up the Sam Merrell Trail in Altadena to the top of Echo Mountain.
Our destination is the cement foundation of a 100-year-old hotel that burned down in the early 1900s. The top overlooks all of the San Gabriel Valley and most of Los Angeles--sometimes 75-miles out to Catalina Island. The views at night are spectacular.
