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One hundred elephant sculptures were installed in Beverly Gardens along Santa Monica Blvd.
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Downstairs on Cashio Street
Notes - sometimes random, sometimes well-considered - and images about living downstairs in a duplex on Cashio Street.
Who's Downstairs?
- Joan
- I'm an angelino of a certain age. Here's what I do: hike the local mountains, travel when I can, make photographs at home and out there, cook for one often and for crowds sometimes, read cookbooks and fiction, listen to radio and podcasts, watch movies. I love storytelling or more precisely story-listening. I am [p]retired from the law biz, and thinking about how to make some dollars out of hiking and photography. Let me know if you have any good ideas, won't you?
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