It takes a lot to get us out of our comfort zone. “What? You want me to walk? Are you high?” Ok, me more so than J. However, when charity is involved there is a good chance you can get me off my ass, and when good friends are involved it’s pretty much a guaranteed yes. Being an L.A. native I’ve yet to explore all the wonders that this vast city has to offer. Thanks to Roy and Allegra I learned something new about the historic homes of West Hollywood and their architecture. (I now know what a Dingbat is, aside from well...me.) It was a great way to spend a Sunday – the weather was nice, the company was great, and the tour was fascinating. Plus, we helped raise funds for Solar The Sign. For a more detailed re-cap check out this Podcast by Peter Arpesella. http://peterarpesella.com/site/Podcast/Entries/2010/6/6_West_Hollywood.html
Narrative and Photo by Nikki Neil
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Jun 7, 2010
May 28, 2010
West Hollywood Wrecking Ball Tour
Here is a chance to get some fresh air, exercise, and support a good cause all at the same time. The West Hollywood Wrecking Ball Tour will take you on an excursion to see some of WeHo’s historic homes and endangered architectural treasures. The tour will be held on Saturday June 5th and Sunday June 6th. It starts at 10 a.m. at 1343 N. Laurel Ave. West Hollywood. There is a $10 donation that will benefit Solar The Sign. Space is limited to 30 per tour. To RSVP visit: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=122379731127145
Solar the Sign is a nonprofit network whose initiative is to turn the Hollywood Sign into a powerful symbol of sustainability. By lighting the Howllywood Sign with solar power the organization hopes to inspire and educate people everywhere about the potential of solar power as a source of economic growth and job creation. For more info go to: http://solarthesign.org
Solar the Sign is a nonprofit network whose initiative is to turn the Hollywood Sign into a powerful symbol of sustainability. By lighting the Howllywood Sign with solar power the organization hopes to inspire and educate people everywhere about the potential of solar power as a source of economic growth and job creation. For more info go to: http://solarthesign.org
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