...gone!
And so it's gone. Paradise Found, the little trailer on the bluff, has vanished into the dumpster. It took six guys just under six days to dismantle it. We hear the new owners plan to put in something sleek and modern, all slick glass walls and stern, clutter-free interiors. Not at all like the former owner, but then again he was nothing like the person who came before him. I wonder how long the new people will last, and who will come next.
© 2003-2008 • About LA
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