Beautiful Buildings!
by marinarena
Many buildings of Pasadena, especially in the Old Pasadena area, are not just slaps of brick put together or just ordinarily assembled. They stand out as edificial art. Pictured is a lovely adorned building with shrubbery and stained glass. This is the top of a yoga studio.
The city of UPLAND ( Pop. Ca....
by Routeman
The city of UPLAND ( Pop. Ca. 70,000 ) was incorporated on May, 1906. It is nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel / San Bernardino Mountains and is located approximately 30 miles southeast of the city of Los Angeles. Upland is a General Law City and is a Council / City Manager form of Government.
In America, grown men...
by Yubert
In America, grown men typically don't hold their hands like this team did when the entered the field.
Back in 2000, I was in Kaliningrad, Russia and saw two naval officers walking down the street, holding hands. A very strange sight for me. So don't do that here.
Sometimes it Snows in SoCal!
by GracesTrips
That is just a joke! It usually does snow in Southern California but we don't always see a whole lot of it. You can't ski or snowboard in Pasadena but you can go to Big Bear, Wrightwood and Frazier Park are probably to closest areas to enjoy. Check out my Big Bear page for more info!
Esp. 4 Baseball & African-American History Buffs!
by marinarena
Pasadena recognizes the triumph of famous baseball hero, Jackie Robinson, along with brother, Mack, with two large busts, near city hall. There is also a community center in the city with his namesake on 1020 N. Fair Oaks Drive.
Jackie Robinson spent part of his childhood in Pasadena during the 20s, after his family moved from the largely racially segregated South. Though Pasadena had racial hardship and complexities itself during the time, Jackie and his family manage to thrive. He became to be an icon in baseball, breaking the racial barrier in the major leagues of the sport.