8-word poem
California dreaming:
Terracotta roofs
And Spanish
Street signs.
Terracotta roofs
And Spanish
Street signs.
posted by Steve Caratzas at 11:58 AM
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
(Photo by MsAPhillips)You know to me it all looks the same.
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3 Comments:
When I visited Los Angeles, we took the wrong exit out of Dodger's Stadium and didn't see a sign written in english for miles.
you'll find signs in spanish in grocery and dept. stores too. beside being immersed in spanish architecture and language, how do you find sf, this yr first time in ca?
Hey Richard! I am definitely enjoying SF, though I've but seen a little bit so far. I plan on getting into the city this weekend, and hope to have more things to report.
This is my second time in California, the first being a three-month stay in Los Angeles back in the mid-1980s. Suffice it to say that experience fully prepared me for the David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.
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