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Unfortunately, I have been to LA five times if I count correctly. This was four times too many.
Goes to show you that you need to travel more. You have urban in your back doorstep, go to Brooklyn this week and hang out then come back and compare BK to LA.
Urban is Urban...LA is an urban city whether you like it or not. Its just the truth.
People on this site have a sick fetish for crowded places.
Yeah i don't understand it. I've said it before...but wouldn't you rather live in a place that you actually have room to breathe? I still don't understand whats so good about density.
I just hate finding a Designated Driver... No joke that is half the reason I choose to live somewhere so crowded and dense haha
+1 haha. It's been a while since I've had to drive out to seek nightlife. It still amazes me to see the amount of folks driving in for a night of fun from as far as ontario, lake forest, riverside etc...And after a night of pounding shots, they get right back into their cars and trek back like it's no big deal. Hopefully, most have DD's but still.....Definitely not worth it.
Seriously? I think a lot of people need to spend some more time in LA. I keep reading posts about how LA is not very dense and while it's not NYC, it's still a very dense and large city. Much more so than many cities on the east coast.
I took these photos this summer.
Back to the topic at hand. Your pictures are stunning as always. Please post more if you have them.....
I know it's not urban. It sort of reminds me of Topeka. .
But here are some more pics.
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