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We stayed at a hotel on Sunset Boulevard at the edge of a neighborhood called Echo Park. The neighborhood's name comes from this park situated around a really pretty pond where you can rent goose boats and peddle around a fountain. We did not rent a goose boat. It didn't even occur to me that we could have done so until just now.
I'll talk more about Echo Park the neighborhood down the road, maybe a little today and a little in a few days. Echo Park the park was built around a reservoir originally called Reservoir No. 4. In the old days when Los Angeles was still just a pueblo, this was a marshy area at the confluence of a couple of small creeks flowing to the east toward the Los Angeles River. The city was already worried about water by the middle of the 19th century, and in about 1860 they dug the marshy area out and turned it into a reservoir. The city expanded to envelope the reservoir over the next few decades, and in the late 1880s they wrapped the reservoir in a park, which they officially named Echo Park in 1892. The neighborhood around Echo Park naturally took on the name.
III & IV Formers enjoy orientation with team building exercises and high and low ropes courses at Echo Hill Outdoor School.
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On July 14, 2017, the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation hosted the annual Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Tomb of President Gerald R. Ford marking the 104th anniversary of his birth. (Photos by Bob Humphries)
On our Branson trip we took in the Echo Holler show at Silver Dollar city (as we do every year) and these young people were great! If you make Branson, see this show, it is part of your SDC admission and is a great way to start the evening. LOL, note the excitement on the fiddler's face.
Echo Basin Rd heads NE from US-160 a few miles east of Mancos into the foothills and SW flanks of the LaPlata Mtns. After a few miles the RV's have turned off at the Echo Basin Resort, and the road climbs up into the Aspens and makes a 10-mile loop with views of Hesperus Mtn and other LaPlatas. While one would think that "Echo Basin" refers to this high altitude amphitheatre ringed by the barren ridgeline, but that is Owens Basin and the nearer area in the foreground owns the Echo Basin name.
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III & IV Formers enjoy orientation with team building exercises and high and low ropes courses at Echo Hill Outdoor School.