It's a most unusual day in The Valley as it's being blanketed in thick, cold, wet fog.
If it wasn't for the palm trees it could be Minnesota in October. I have the sudden urge to listen to NPR.
The banks of the mighty LA River.
If you stand back and squint it could almost be Central Park in New York.
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Good job with the powerlines. You made them look romantic.
Or, as we say in wordvericistan, hicaliz. Very hicaliz.
NPR = Garrison Keillor = Minnesota = cold weather. He is my Huell Howser.
The mighty mighty L.A. river! If Los Angeles should ever come up with a city theme song it ought to start with those words.
I think that first photo is actually a fairly good representation of Los Angeles. More in line with Nathanael West. About Garrison Keillor, I believe he's woefully underappreciated for the radical thinker that he is.
I wish he wouldn't sing. Ever.
Yes, the singing... Oh well, "nobody is perfect."
Radical thinker, yes. He is, after all, the one who came up with "Current Occupant." And that's from one of his milder diatribes.
Singer, no. Never.
He is so soft spoken, for a while I assumed he was apolitical, but head some real zingers in this recent politically charged period.
I have never seen LA look like this! What a trip to have fog so dense, but your photos certainly are lovely.
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