Visual notes from around the planet and close to home
Somewhere in northern San Diego County you’ll find a planned community that sits in stalled development, a ghost town of sorts. It has driveways to nowhere, house-less streets with lovely street lamps standing by to do their job and utility boxes with street numbers for houses that don’t exist. Truly a ghost town in the suburbs.
A study of apartment architecture in the San Diego neighborhood of Normal Heights. Photos were taken between April 2 and May 10, 2010 in the 4500 and 4600 blocks of 32nd, Bancroft, Felton and Hawley Streets.
My former, beloved neighborhood!
