Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
The lower end of the High St., with the entrance to the Glastonbury Experience - a small alleyway that leads to a variety of shops and meeting halls for many of the mystical groups that frequent the town.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
Some of the quieter streets and roads that adjoin the town centre.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
A shop towards the rear of the Glastonbury Experience, called Stone Age has an interesting display.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
The Glastonbury Experience entrance leads to a numerous shops and the Library of Avalon.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
Many of the small alleyways have pictures and advertising in them for the local shops, gatherings and other mystical trades that take place.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
One of several side lanes off of the High St., with an abundance of small shops.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
The church in the High st., is a location for many of the characters in Glastonbury to meet. Often musical "characters" are to be seen with their instruments, often in costume as here to the left of the entrance.
Published over 2 years ago by Geoff Mather
In the middle of the town is the Market Cross, these days an area to relax and enjoy the mid day sun. Glastonbury has a...(mai mult)
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
The Casino is Avalon's iconic building. Gambling never took place here, but in the Big band era the Casino's spectacular ballroom was part of each ...(mai mult)
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
Stage road winds out of Avalon with countless hairpins, until it finally gets to a backbone of the island at about 1000ft, to continue on to the Airport in the Sky.
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
Zane Grey, the reknown Western author lived here and wrote many of his books while on the island. His "pueblo" is now a hotel. Zane Grey was also an...(mai mult)
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
The Catalina Express provides the main connection with the mainland, although there is also a helicopter service near Avalon and a small airfield in the interior. Cruise ships also stop over at Avalon.
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
The idea for a garden came from Mr. Wrigley's wife, Ada. In 1935, she supervised Pasadena horticulturalist Albert Conrad, who pla...(mai mult)
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
The Wrigley Memorial honors the memory of William Wrigley Jr., who lived from 1861 to 1932. Although best known as the founder of...(mai mult)
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
Another one of Avalon's treasures. This pier is where one boards the semi-submersible to watch Catalina's beautifull sea life, such as the Garibaldi. Also the place for fishing or renting a boat.
Published over 3 years ago by Carel Struycken
Most of Catalina Island (88% to be precise) is managed by the Catalina Island Conservancy. Much effort goes into keeping the island wild and protect...(mai mult)
