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![]() Just Above Sunset Archives July 27, 2003 Reviews
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Hollywood, where I live, is in the middle of Los Angeles
and actually part of the City of Los Angeles. I used to live in San Pedro, also part of the city, but many miles south
of Hollywood at the harbor. Here's what it looks like.
This issue is being published on the fiftieth anniversary
of the armistice that ended the Korean War. When the United States turned two-hundred-years-old, in 1976, the
Korean government gave us this gift, the Peace Pavilion with its Peace Bell, in Angels Gate Park in San Pedro. On a
clear day you cannot see Korea across the water, but that you imagine you could is the general idea.
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