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9.3 km away
The Pier at Venice Beach Early morning on the pier. It was amazing how many happy faces there were so early in the morning. The people who live here know how...
9.8 km away
Arnold's old stomping grounds Muscle Beach has a long and eventfull history. With the nation's current resolve to get in shape (at least in theory) the event...
9.9 km away
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10.2 km away
Where the laid-back, the frenzied, slacker and beefcake rub shoulders . Venice Beach is a quintessential microcosm of the California experience.
10.6 km away
10.6 km away
The Ballerina Clown, by Jonathan Borofsky, used to slowly kick its right leg, but like so many things in Venice, it is in slight disrepair, without having lo...
12.1 km away
Western Terminus of Route 66: The busy but plain intersection of Lincoln Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard in Santa Monica, California was the western end of R...
12.2 km away
Simon Rodia's Watts Towers One of Los Angeles' most intriguing landmarks. In the 1950s it was almost demolished by the city, but saved by a few tenacious adm...
12.7 km away
NextFest showcase for tomorrow The UCLA cycling team generates juice for SiCortex, a very power efficient super computer. This was just one of the many excit...
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From LA's Golden era Los Angeles used to be filled with theme buildings. Most succumbed to the greed of a faceless real estate development corporation and we...
9.3 km away
The Pier at Venice Beach Early morning on the pier. It was amazing how many happy faces there were so early in the morning. The people who live here know how...
9.8 km away
Arnold's old stomping grounds Muscle Beach has a long and eventfull history. With the nation's current resolve to get in shape (at least in theory) the event...
10.2 km away
Where the laid-back, the frenzied, slacker and beefcake rub shoulders . Venice Beach is a quintessential microcosm of the California experience.
10.6 km away
The Ballerina Clown, by Jonathan Borofsky, used to slowly kick its right leg, but like so many things in Venice, it is in slight disrepair, without having lo...
12.1 km away
Western Terminus of Route 66: The busy but plain intersection of Lincoln Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard in Santa Monica, California was the western end of R...
12.2 km away
Simon Rodia's Watts Towers One of Los Angeles' most intriguing landmarks. In the 1950s it was almost demolished by the city, but saved by a few tenacious adm...
12.7 km away
NextFest showcase for tomorrow The UCLA cycling team generates juice for SiCortex, a very power efficient super computer. This was just one of the many excit...
12.8 km away
During the first half of the 20th century Los Angeles was ground zero for programmatic architecture. Sprinkled throughout the metropolis one could encounter ...
13.7 km away
Mc Arthur Park and many of the appartment buildings along Wilshire blvd just west of the park, have become upscale again after decades of decline.
