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Russell was the first to ask himself:
What's your favorite L.A. thing that most people don't know about?
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The Big Lek answered:
Beach paddle tennis is the greatest sport in this town. You've probably seen those little tennis courts on Venice Beach but stop, rent some paddles and play. It's my secret favorite sport.
Beach paddle tennis is the greatest sport in this town. You've probably seen those little tennis courts on Venice Beach but stop, rent some paddles and play. It's my secret favorite sport.
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divinestyler answered:
firecracker in chinatown, every 1st, 3rd and 5th friday's of the month. deng seng sa - 6th and berendo in k-town. my favorite joint. shik do rak on olympic and hoover. amazing. taco zone taco truck, on alverado by the von's (just north of sunset). the suedero is the best taco you'll ever have in your life.
firecracker in chinatown, every 1st, 3rd and 5th friday's of the month. deng seng sa - 6th and berendo in k-town. my favorite joint. shik do rak on olympic and hoover. amazing. taco zone taco truck, on alverado by the von's (just north of sunset). the suedero is the best taco you'll ever have in your life.
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Russell answered:
Greystone Mansion. North of Sunset in the heart of Beverly Hills is a gorgeous estate built by the Doheny family in the 1920's. The grounds are just as amazing as the views.
Greystone Mansion. North of Sunset in the heart of Beverly Hills is a gorgeous estate built by the Doheny family in the 1920's. The grounds are just as amazing as the views.
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LindyGal answered:
The Santa Ynez waterfall hike in the Palisades. If you catch it at just the right time, you'll see a field of bright orange salamanders swimming and mating in the creek. Magical.
The Santa Ynez waterfall hike in the Palisades. If you catch it at just the right time, you'll see a field of bright orange salamanders swimming and mating in the creek. Magical.
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julkie answered:
hollenbeck park in boyle heights. it's very pretty, similar to echo lake, but a bit more quaint. there are alot of ducks and geese. Loads of people get married and have their pictures taken there. so it is always mobbed with bridal parties, parading about with photographers and geese chasing them. it's very relaxing and quite cinematic.
hollenbeck park in boyle heights. it's very pretty, similar to echo lake, but a bit more quaint. there are alot of ducks and geese. Loads of people get married and have their pictures taken there. so it is always mobbed with bridal parties, parading about with photographers and geese chasing them. it's very relaxing and quite cinematic.
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Photosynthesis answered:
The Self-Realization Lake Shrine in Pacific Palisades off of Sunset -right before you hit PCH. It's truly a piece of heaven and paradise. A portion of Gandhi's ashes are enshrined there. It 's filled with raw lush well-maintained nature. If you ever feel like the world is crumbling around you or you feel like jumping out of your skin, before you bust open the pharmaceuticals, heading to this place. Also great for a romantic stroll around the lake, on a Sunday morning with that special someone.
The Self-Realization Lake Shrine in Pacific Palisades off of Sunset -right before you hit PCH. It's truly a piece of heaven and paradise. A portion of Gandhi's ashes are enshrined there. It 's filled with raw lush well-maintained nature. If you ever feel like the world is crumbling around you or you feel like jumping out of your skin, before you bust open the pharmaceuticals, heading to this place. Also great for a romantic stroll around the lake, on a Sunday morning with that special someone.
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aarktown answered:
driving on the service street under the moca on grand in downtown. the openings above allow you to catch a glimpse of the skyscrapers above giving the city a very futuristic look. an open moonroof or a convertible is a big plus.
driving on the service street under the moca on grand in downtown. the openings above allow you to catch a glimpse of the skyscrapers above giving the city a very futuristic look. an open moonroof or a convertible is a big plus.
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seethesky answered:
When the twilight lingers on while I rollerblade down Santa Monica beach path - I've never seen any other light when the sun is setting anywhere else in the world.
When the twilight lingers on while I rollerblade down Santa Monica beach path - I've never seen any other light when the sun is setting anywhere else in the world.
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autumn310 answered:
I'm sure LA people know about them, but may not get the chance to visit as often as they like: El Matador Beach, the original farmer's market and all the little local neighborhood ones too, LACMA, MOCA, Getty museums, the hiking trails up and down the Hollywood and SM mountains, all the ethnic film festivals and concerts!
I'm sure LA people know about them, but may not get the chance to visit as often as they like: El Matador Beach, the original farmer's market and all the little local neighborhood ones too, LACMA, MOCA, Getty museums, the hiking trails up and down the Hollywood and SM mountains, all the ethnic film festivals and concerts!
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magicmarker44 answered:
The beautiful hiking and views at Franklin Canyon and TreePeople HQ at Mulholland & Coldwater Canyon. There's even an "official" rainforest nestled back there if you can take the tough hike to get to it!
The beautiful hiking and views at Franklin Canyon and TreePeople HQ at Mulholland & Coldwater Canyon. There's even an "official" rainforest nestled back there if you can take the tough hike to get to it!
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jenhen answered:
The drive down Topanga Cyn Bl, starting in Woodland Hills going south to the ocean. There are a lot of turns, and the best one is just toward the end, where you're greeted by the Pacific after the bend.
The drive down Topanga Cyn Bl, starting in Woodland Hills going south to the ocean. There are a lot of turns, and the best one is just toward the end, where you're greeted by the Pacific after the bend.
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veronykah answered:
Public transportation. Don't get me wrong, I have a car and LOVE to drive. I do not, however, love to sit in traffic. The DASH all around Hollywood/WeHo and the Metro to go downtown? Awesome. No traffic, no PARKING! Best of all taking the Metro takes about the same amount of time anytime of day...so you can safely travel from Hollywood to Downtown with no regard to the sucky traffic above. Don't be skrrd LA, its not so bad!
Public transportation. Don't get me wrong, I have a car and LOVE to drive. I do not, however, love to sit in traffic. The DASH all around Hollywood/WeHo and the Metro to go downtown? Awesome. No traffic, no PARKING! Best of all taking the Metro takes about the same amount of time anytime of day...so you can safely travel from Hollywood to Downtown with no regard to the sucky traffic above. Don't be skrrd LA, its not so bad!
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Lodusblossom answered:
Top of the world, and old look out post with great views, off Mullholland past Topanga.
Top of the world, and old look out post with great views, off Mullholland past Topanga.
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Stars answered:
Using fake names and life stories to tour the Psychiatry: An Industry Of Death museum on Sunset Blvd, and pranking/making fun of the Scientologists.
Using fake names and life stories to tour the Psychiatry: An Industry Of Death museum on Sunset Blvd, and pranking/making fun of the Scientologists.
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