Sorry, photo came out a bit over-exposed. All those homes are boarded up. An individual brought this up, saying that there were all these new apartment complexes and then this row of houses.
Here's an example of a nicer complex. I believe these are condos. I suspect those homes were bought out. They'll get torn down and replaced with something like this.
Amoeba Records.
We stopped here for some coffee, tea, juice. I had a vegan pastry. Obviously, not as good as a sugar filled pastry, but it passed the taste test.
Arclight.
Cahuenga.
Down this street is where the Hollywood Farmers Market is. This is where I hang out on Sunday mornings.
Someone in our group mentioned they had dinner at The Valet Margarita once when waiting for a show.
Hotel Cafe behind iron. If you read my blogs consistently, you know I head here every so often. It isn't on my standard rotation of music venues, but I do enjoy this place none the less. I caught Diane Birch here.
A movie shoot was going on. The familiar snack bar. This was outside Cinespace, another music venue that isn't on my normal rotation, but I do go to on occasion.
A view of the W Hotel. Next to the W Hotel is the 1600 Vine Apartment complex. I went to the website. Prices are beyond what I'd want to pay for an apartment. Why anyone would pay those prices, I have no clue -- unless you make $250,000 a year then maybe . . .
Pantages.
Music Box. You know, I've never been to this venue. I noticed once that a friend sent out an invite to see a movie screening here, but it was a horror flick and well . . .
I wonder how business is going right now.
Museum of Death. The Los Angeles Times wrote up an article on this museum back in October 09.
Hollywood Sign. I wonder what's up with my camera and these pictures that seem slightly over-exposed. I guess I only know how to take photos where the only lighting are stage lights.
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