It may seem like an odd piece to include in a California sights post, but Gloria Molina has been a huge part of my California experience ... I am happy she is going to get some down time ... though if this article is accurate, she is probably not very good at slowing down. Hopefully retirement will bring her to activities she enjoys. If I lived in LA I would certainly join this group!
It is a shame that the journalist who wrote this story didn't post more photos to go along with it. It would be great to see what the murals looked like when first finished, how some survived and others didn't and how the restoration is going on the surviving murals.
This is an unlikely California sight post about a decaying resort area in northern California being overtaken by marijuana cultivators. However, in this
scenic but economically depressed area of California, it is, indeed, a part of
the cultural and physical landscape for both the regular inhabitants and would
be tourists. I guess this is a bit
of a counterbalance also to the lush posts about little known national/state
parks that I have posted before.
You decide.
I am starting to feel like I only meant this
"California sights" tag as ironic … but I swear I did not… I just
keep reading articles that scream California Sight in an ironic tone. Is it me or them? I don't know. But I did enjoy this article about the history of California in street signs. Is it a sign of
something?? But, again, did it cost extra to put more than one photo? Or maybe I just don't understand how to
access the photos?? It is bratty
of me to be demanding … but newspapers have not figured out what I want out of
online newspapers. Just in case anyone
is listening/reading/paying attention.
I want content – written – with visuals that are not too difficult to
load in public spaces. So, I don't
want videos, and I HATE slideshows… no, no, no to the slideshows.
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