Videos: Learning about the scientology e-meter Kenny likes feeling daddy's hair The Getty Center Kenny doing a crab walk Paddle Tennis Oil well at Signal Hill
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On our way to the hotel from the airport, we were stuck in a traffic jam caused by this fire. |
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Our hotel - the Le Parc suite hotel. It was ok, not remarkable. |
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A mutated daylilly |
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Houses in Beverly Hills |
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Loved these trees on Rodeo Drive |
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This shop on Rodeo Drive had an underground display. It felt very strange to step on the glass |
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Trimmed horsetails were a big component of landscaping in LA |
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A toney side street of Rodeo Drive |
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Very prickley! |
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Along Mulholland Drive |
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The next morning we went first to Hollywood, which was quite seedy looking. I had no idea LA had a subway system |
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The walk of stars. I felt gyped - many of the same movie stars have more than one actual star. Seems like having more than one grave for a person - not quite right. |
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Wig shop |
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A sampling of some of the hand and footprints in front of the Chinese Theater |
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There was a Scientology exhibition that we stumbled across. A large part of the exhibition was taken up by the life of L. Ron Hubbard, and what a cool guy he was. |
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The "Clear". This is what Scientologists say we should aspire to |
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Doing the Scientology "electropsychometer". |
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At the end, the woman asked Eric if he'd like any materials. He said "sure", thinking he'd get a free book to look at on the plane. When it turned out they wanted to charge for it, we declined. |
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Waiting for the tram at the Getty Center - my favorite part of the trip |
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The Getty Center from the gardens |
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We took a tour - highlights of the collection. |
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The buildings and complex were stunningly beautiful. I could have stayed there for days. |
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