in Hollywood. View from my hike @Runyon Canyon after a snow and hail filled weekend. That’s the Hollywood Sign in the distance next to snow capped mountains.
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All Gone.
Oh man, I just left the house, only to come right back after driving for 5 minutes. It’s raining so hard here in LA I’m afraid that being up here in the hills I might not be able to get back home. It’s pretty much a flash flood around here. The post office will have to wait…and so will the rest of Christmas shopping.
So long Avanti. Hello Volvo.
We parked next to one of these rare beauties last night. omg…it’s my new favorite ride.
The Volvo 1800ES (the “ES” stood for “Estate,” Brit-speak for station wagon) was Volvo’s creative attempt to wring a little bit more life out of an aging design. It was produced for just two model years, 1972 and 1973.
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Here’s a lovely article from the Wall Street Journal I’d like to share.
Thank You.
~via sf curbed.com
Interior Designer’s Geoffrey Bradfield’s The Quick and the Dead opens at Sebastian + Barquet gallery in Chelsea.
“The vibrant large scale art works with the slightly morbid theme, Skull and Cross bones are made of glass, adorned with Swarovski crystal, mounted upon velvet and kissed by antique frames. Varying slightly in size and ranging in color from green jellybean to Pirate Red the glorious decorative pieces radiate. Quick and the Dead is pure genius… “~Tia Walker “the quest for it“
