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Another from Magnolia

Maddie's Flag Day work from nursery. I like her new colour scheme.

A huge protest against "The Path to 9/11" a dubiously biased ABC docu-drama. Outside the Disney Lot on Almeda Ave, Burbank

A huge protest against "The Path to 9/11" a dubiously biased ABC docu-drama. Outside the Disney Lot on Almeda Ave, Burbank

A huge protest against "The Path to 9/11" a dubiously biased ABC docu-drama. Outside the Disney Lot on Almeda Ave, Burbank

The danger in the sign is even less dangerous than the perfectly safe area it's warning about.

Old school carousel in Griffith Park. Possibly the location for the start of Face/Off

Tedious DVD terminology.

In the pavement (sidewalk!) of the Pass Ave bridge over the 134 freeway, Burbank CA

Projected onto the floor of Macy's

Girly shopping is just this interesting.

Or it will be soon when they get those boxes unpacked. Macy's in September.

I guess these must be rare. 6 months of US living and I just got my first one.

From a trip down Magnolia Blvd, Burbank

"The Gun Shop Without the Attitude" I feel so much better now.

I love my GPS. It's absolutely flawless.

Except that the shop this is off actually spells it with 'z's I think. Presumably this is following the @/at making this, what a 'Rat' symbol?

And is also a squircle

He thinks he's being subtle but I can tell.

This is what crossings in the US are supposed to look like. But in Burbank at least, they don't, they have red hands and green walking men.

National Guard Hummers. I'd Geotag this photo, but then the terrorists might win!

Fabulously ornate entrance to the cemetary, now become a small museum / shrine to aviation.

By Maddie

Plane leaving Burbank, overflying the Portal of the Folded Wings.

Lockheed Martin used to make a lot of planes in Burbank. Not any more though.

Presumably, it's in case you ignite the sign.

He doesn't know he's going in the pot.

Bringing a little bit of poignancy to your day at the beach. Each cross/star/cresent is a US soldier. According to the exhibit if they had one for each Iraqi civilian dead it would covre the entire beach. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arlington_West

Or cotton candy if you prefer. Count them carefully, they're for the OK, kids, count with me! (In Numerical Order: Objects) group.

Back to the Future II tunnel where Biff and Marty fight over the Almanac Also the entrance to Toon Town in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Back to the Future II tunnel where Biff and Marty fight over the Almanac Also the entrance to Toon Town in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. As you can see from this shot, it's much, much shorter than the movies suggest.

Move along, nothing to see here.

Ooops, that looks expensive.