Walking In L.A. Part One

The other day, I walked from the nearest Starbucks on Sunset and Alvarado, through the Echo Park hills towards my house. After a while I passed a couple of teenage gang-ish type guys who said ‘Hi’ to me and I said ‘Hi’ back. They saw me holding my latte and asked me sweetly and in exclamation, 'Have you really just walked all the way here from Starbucks?!!!' - It was seven blocks away.”

Comments

[Georgia A. Love]

Lisa this is an awsome but kind of scary project! Good luck to you! Georgia A. Love

[Rachel]

Who says no one walks in LA? I had a dream about doing something like this, but couldn't figure out how. Thank goodness someone did.

[Westsiiiide]

pretty cool! i've lived in LA for eight years and haven't owned a car the whole time. i've walked a pretty good stretch of the city myself but i know and love the westside the best. hope to run in to you when you make it over here.

[Caplaz]

Complimenti cari amici(Dear friends)..questo è il mio solo inglese che conosco. Siete veramente originali, con la vostra passeggiata attraverso la bella città di Los Angeles, che io gradirei conoscere dal vero, ma le mie possibilità al momento non lo permettono.La vostra impresa l'ho pubblicata nel mio giornalBlog.. Siete veramente originali: da Igor, Sarah, Billy, Monica, Amber e tutti gli altri amici che non ho citato.così tanti altri amici potranno seguirvi. Un caro saluto a voi tutti da Ravenna (Italy)Ivo Cappelli

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[Georgia Love]

I did not say I had a dream about doing something like this but could not figure out how... Rachel did. I siad your project was awsome but kind of scarey and I wished you luck. Now I am quoted on the net with Rachel's comment. I actually do a few things that are in a way similar to this walk.

[Drug Rehab]

Before World War II Echo Park was a middle class neighborhood, nicknamed "Red Hill" for a concentration of political radicals living there.