June 4, 2005 - Victory Blvd.
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In the process of walking around the Los Angeles area in the past few years, I have crossed the L.A. River at least once on every pedestrian-accessible bridge from Victory Blvd. in Glendale to the Pacific Ocean in Long Beach. Here are some of the pictures I've taken along the way, from north to south. |
June 4, 2005 - Victory Blvd. | |||
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June 17, 2006 - From Victory Blvd to the 134 Freeway | |||
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January 15, 2005 - From the 134 Freeway to Los Feliz Blvd. |
Debris from the high water mark after the second rainiest winter in L.A. history |
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Even after the rain stops, it takes a while for all that water to work its way down out of the mountains to the river. |
| Long before graffiti became common everywhere, people were painting cat faces on the storm drain covers along the L.A. River. | |||
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January 15, 2005 - The Sunnynook pedestrian bridge |
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March 28, 2004 - The Hyperion Bridge | |||
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April 16, 2005 - Hyperion Bridge to Fletcher Dr. | |||
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February 9, 2003 - Fletcher Dr. | |||
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Christmas Day, 2004 - Riverside Dr. near Figueroa | |
Looking NNE from 34 ° 5' 2.8" N, 118 ° 13' 41.8" W. |
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The Dayton Avenue Bridge, which connects Riverside Drive to North Figueroa Street. Dayton Avenue itself seems to no longer exist. |
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| Looking north from the Dayton Avenue Bridge | |||
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