Last November a monster fire called Woolsey started in the Santa Susanna mountains north of Simi Valley and churned its way all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Along the way it burned nearly 100,000 acres, destroyed more than 1,500 … Continue reading Malibu Canyon
With granddaughter #3 visiting from Florida for an early start to Christmas, Kongo’s tribe set out for The Huntington in Pasadena. The Huntington is a world class research library, collection of art, and a vast array of fantastic gardens. Kongo … Continue reading Exploring The Huntington’s Gardens
Los Angeles isn’t really known as a walking city. Sure, you CAN walk there but this is the land of Freeways and Uber so why would you? Well, lots of reasons actually and that’s exactly what the Kongo’s did last … Continue reading A Walk in LA
So Candice, the woman who does Mrs. Kongo’s toes, told her about these secret stairway walks all over Los Angeles. Naturally, Mrs. Kongo shared this enticing news and Kongo took off to start exploring a whole new thing. Actually, he’d … Continue reading Secret Stairs In Pacific Palisades
Right in the middle of Los Angeles’ “Miracle Mile” lies one of the oldest sites in North America. It’s full of ferocious animals along with baby strollers, grandparents, and sunbathers. It’s the La Brea Tar Pits. Tens of thousands of … Continue reading La Brea Tar Pits
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