E-Ville Historical Society placards and other random pics (mostly of twins)

sunrise over the Salinas valley

More Huchuin Park Pics

the gnome display recreated after S-W construction ends

Bench dedicated to Joel; back in the day he built a garden and golf range on the park site

There was a late-at-ngight bike-in at the park in early December

Lots of glow sticks, dancing, laughter, frisbee tosses and of course lots of bikes

HANUKAH CANDLE LIGHTING

LEARNING HOW TO PLAY THE DREIDEL GAME

The gift from SB and AB, a mini mock-up of the Nutcracker, is an instant success. J is the puppeteer and C handles all the backstage stuff (J coincidentally has on the traditional puppeteer outfit). The girls had just seen a mini live version and knew in what sequence the show is performed

Auntie's b'day party

the party is over

Poster in Iyasare restroom: single village mezcal?

Drone shot of an art luncheon hosted by JS

latest E-ville art purchase, now on display at the Center for Community Life, pencils and  tape measures

there are more damaged cars outside the loft, mostly because of increased parking at all times and more traffic

Finally! The grate covering the CVS in Target pharmacy is repaired. The holdup, per a pharmacist, was who would pay for repairs, CVS or Target. Service has improved. 

The E-ville Historical Society posted sites of interest on placards on lamp posts running from the end of Park avenue, jogging over to 40th, and then coming back down Park from San Pablo. Eventually THB learned how to follow the map on the app downloaded on to his smart phone. Sometimes the small print eluded THB's eyes

 THIS PLACARD IS NOT LIKE ANY OF THE OTHER PLACKARDS - pics in numerical order

                                        

Part of the Emeryville Warehouse Lots (EWL)

                                        

                                        

                                    

                                        

                                        

                                            

                                        

                                    

Across the street from EWL