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| Eva at the pits |
What would a visit to Los Angeles be without a stop by the La Brea Tar Pits?
Peggy and I took our visiting Eva for a walk past the oozing methane pits for a glimpse into the area's non-Hollywood related dark and sordid past!
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| Mastodons and other prehistoric beasts often got caught in the tar pit trap |
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Mastodon bones from the tar pits
at the Page Museum |
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| Mastodons really did roam Southern California once upon a time |
It's always fun to watch bubbling tar. There were lots of tourists wandering outside the Page Museum. There was even a guy singing and playing the guitar for our entertainment.
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| Eva and I hadn't seen each other since 1972 |
It was blisteringly hot, of course. And humid. And did I mention it was very hot?
Pulling out of the museum area, we found rows of L.A.'s famous food trucks - all parked in a long queue.
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| Bahn in the USA is the name of one of the trucks parked in the Wilshire district |
This iconic image of Los Angeles' historic lamp posts was put together as street art. I love it.
L.A. - we love it!
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