Your name is immortalized at the corner of Park & Laurel.

Was an architect’s office. Looks like a good place for an art gallery or used clothing store.

Carpet stores still famous for doubling the price then having some kind of “sale”. this time it is a Transformation Sale? With a dragon?

About as honest as the Remodeling Sale last year. Place looks the same, only the tacky banners have changed.

Lighthouse Avenue’s perpetual store closing, liquidation, going out of business, quitting, lost our lease, emergency clearance store in the Lane Furniture location.
This year is no different:

Wait! No it’s an EMERGENCY and re-opens.

In Summer 2007 they closed forever again.

Spring 2007, with the biggest signs ever, they promised the store was closing for good.

And ducking the meter maid. Saw them checking the tires.

Moved over to Forest Ave, empty since Green’s Camera closed in September 2008. The namesake street is looking very vacant. The Cottage Style next door in the old Grove building shut down July and is still empty.

Rearranging The Deck Chairs – Lighthouse Business Center Moved
Not even new, it’s another rearranging of the deck chairs.

Good News! A New Store Is Opening – oh, it’s just more used clothes

Anybody want to tell the world where this great family restaurant was in Pacific Grove?
The patch of trail at the bottom of Forest Avenue is completed. Nice fake rocks support the repaired section.

There’s a board at the bottom of the post & rail fence to keep small critters from sliding under. Also note the removal of the defined walking path. The decomposed granite is gone.

Our own little slice of dirty hippy culture. Hate to say we told you so, but it’s starting to look like a meth-lab/rats nest. Time to call the landlord – Greg Beardsley.
Trash piled up.

Exposed 110 volt wires & dead landscaping. Old plants tossed on the ground is not “composting”.

Looking for a toilet tank lid? Or some old flower pots?

More refuse piled up against building. Lead acid batteries at the bottom of the pile.

Tiki Torches. With the global warmth petro-chemical fluid leaking out onto the ground.

Rusty unmarked containers.
