Friday, August 28, 2009
Color Carnival #17
We had a very hot day at home so I thought I would take my 2 year old grandson for a train ride to Los Angeles. An hour later, I put him into his stroller and left Union Station for just a short walk across the street to Olvera Street. Olvera Street is considered the birthplace of Los Angeles, otherwise known as El Pueblo Historic Monument. It is a colorful village which features 27 historic buildings with a traditional Mexican style plaza area. The marketplace has handcrafted Mexican wares typical of old Mexico...a popular tourist destination. Like Old Town San Diego, a camera happy person can get colorful shots every way he/she might turn! Even the crosswalk from Union Station to Old City Plaza is very colorful!
Labels:
color carnival,
Day Trips,
Los Angeles,
Memes
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7 comments:
How wonderful! It looks like such a fun, relaxed and enjoyable place - not to mention very pretty and colorful! Thanks for sharing these with us for the Color Carnival! :-)
Carolyn, great photos and so colorful. Bet you weren't out in that heat too long though!
What an interesting place to visit, and so colorful indeed!
Olvera Street is always a fun place to visit. Love all the colors and shapes.
Love these! I am going to go pick up one of those colorful guitars for my sessions!!! :)
These are all colorful and exotic pictures for me a Japanese. Gorgeous pictures!
What a great day!! Wonderful pictures... :)
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