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    02/14/2010

    The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Come to the Cartographic Soirée.

    The Bus Bench has decided to invite the public to our cartographic soirée.

    Help us catalog The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Los Angeles' streets:

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    Want to know or share what bus and rail stops are the safest? Livable streets oriented? Buy a bootleg DVD?Isolated? Best for shopping? Score drugs? Best for night outs? Differently-able friendly? Easiest to get shot at? Join the party.

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    02/14/2010 in How to guide, LA, Los Angeles, Masochistic Tranportationist, Metro, MTA, Video |

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    bus stops at Imperial and Norwalk Blvd. Ne corner right by Mc Donalds safe with bench and shelter. south bound 62 west side by Patterson Square nice bench and shelter. On Imperial Hghway and Volanteer,west going west bench a little tight, sidewalk narrow. On southside of street nice clean stops. Good but uninteresting area lots of fast food. Your stops to do besiness at Norwalk Courts or Hall of Records.

    Posted by: Senior from Norwalk | 03/07/2010 at 09:58 AM

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