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Downtown LA, Feb 2006
Los Angeles, CA - adam - Tuesday, February 7th, 2006 : goo
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15 pics only because i don't believe in doing multiple posts of the same thing. hitup the toy district first.. i got some pics but nothing amazing before i realized we were on the verge of being mugged (or maybe it was paranoia)
so then we went to the fashion district and hitup fashion alley.. which is basically an alley with really cheap imitation/knock off clothes
lastly the business district.. would've taken more pics but all the suit and tie commuters couldn't break a dollar for my meter (50 cents for 15 minutes?!).. infact they just outright ignored me.. i guess 2 guys with digital video/camera equipment are really scary to these suburban commuters.
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Leon: Looks like New York's China Town ;)
Jamie: it looks like a real classy place
jack: 7th Feb 2006 - 16:28 GMT
some lovely, slender girls outside ramona's. the native american doll looks like a date of mine from 1954. the man walking looks like he has a weapon in his hand. must be nice to walk around in short sleeve shirts. my family lives in ca. and they always rub it in especially when its cold and snowy here.
adam: 7th Feb 2006 - 18:42 GMT
its been especially warm the past few days.. mid 70s. quite nice :) night time is upper 40s/50s
these parts of la arent very classy.. they basically live in hollywoods shadow but theyve been opening up new lofts and trying to get some life downtown.. itd help if there were 24 hours businesses and if they got rid of skid row (ill try to get pics of that area one day)
jack: that would be nice, do some people pics.
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