There are several little details about South Pasadena that I hope never change. I'm not talking about huge, important things like the parrots or the old buildings. I'm talking about the little stuff like the squeaky, century-old chairs at the library, the headless statue on Arroyo, the cockeyed lamp on the gate in Oaklawn and this ridiculously wonderful pink lawn. Every spring I wait for it to erupt and when it does it always makes me happy to be alive.
There are many other, more traditional heralds of springtime -- plenty of jasmine, roses and bees -- but this giant pink swath is like calliope music outside the symphony hall.
Don't be so serious, it says. Have a little fun!
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Wow. I have never seen anything like this.
Pink blankets of lawn? Unusual and beautiful. I can hear the calliope music playing.....
Oops, my post jumped ahead of me! I was saying ... Gorgeous! Every time I go up there, it is even prettier than before. Monterey Hills has some other little pink patches of lawn, but this one is the most spectacular.
I wish more people had colored lawns.
BTW, I think these are ice plants but I'm not sure. ANyone know?
I think that's what they are Laurie...beautiful lawn of pink!!! Love it...
Makes me think of Horton hears a Who!
WOW - How'd I miss that one??? Talk about a blanket of pink!! That's crazy color.
Hey you were on my street and didn't stop and say Hello?
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