Midtown Mysteries, Part 1
Today we walked another small concentration of streets, in an area the map designates as MidTown. We would have called it South Mission Hills. It’s east and south of areas we have walked recently, but most of the streets were unknown to us, even though as...
Midtown Mysteries, Part 2
ARCHITECTURE Let’s look at some homes, many of which date back to about 1900. Obviously, many have been expanded and modernized. These guys expanded around an entire corner (as did 4-5 others we saw). This wrapping-round-the-corner house is for rent. I ca...
CS Lewis' Screwtape Letters goes well with the Red Devilish and gargoyles cars...
Enjoy Uncle Screwtape's letters! And thanks for bringing us on this walk!
Midtown Mysteries, Part 3
All these photos share a common element. I leave it to your discerning eyes to identify and count them. YES, we brought a few home. Please finish up with Part 4. ...
Midtown Mysteries, Part 4
Here come the mysteries! Who are these people? How can you live under a tree like this (and sleep at night)? What does this installation mean? Why is it leaking water? Do hummingbirds have a thing about phone wires? What did they do before we put wires up...
Ok, the mailbox takes the cake....
this time around, but the El Camino/tractor combo is as formidable of a finding as it gets 😁👌....
The juxtaposition of home architectures, especially with that charming home with the old Mercedes is in itself a wonder of the city.
You have a great eye for interesting finds, like that tractor! There must be a story there Oh, and the variety of fruit…so it’s not limited to oranges! I wonder how many fig trees there may be out there🤔
Challenge me with Fig trees?
Done! Hang tight while we put our database (brains) to work. We love figs.
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As well as avoid falling off curbs, getting yelled at, missing a good shot by having a dead camera battery, etc. Are we in Paris? I think not! ...