THE LAND OF EARTHQUAKES
Yes, Los Angeles is the land of terrible earthquakes and many former earthquakes have definitely traumatized the whole region. But, L.A. has always seemed to victoriously bounce back even stronger than ever, nonetheless. The Long Beach Earthquake of 1933 was an enormous 6.3 magnitude earthquake that was once seen as “the most deadliest seismic earthquake in all of Southern California recorded history” when it hit. This tragic earthquake ended up killing 120 individuals and some believe that it actually may have been caused by drilling for oil.
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WHAT IS CONSIDERED THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES
The city of L.A. is rich in cultural history and has a long historical timeline of significant events that have occurred throughout the years. It wasn’t until the year 1850 that Los Angeles, California became officially incorporated as a municipality and the state of California eventually became the 30th in the whole union. Four years later, the first official Jewish services became held in Los Angeles, and eventually in 1855, L.A. finally would get it’s first ever schoolhouse. In 1865, the Civil War would end and many African Americans would essentially begin to journey on to Los Angeles, California in large numbers. In 1866, the Los Angeles Town Square became officially created and would later on become renamed Pershing Square. Two year later in 1868, the beautiful nighttime views of the City of Angels would officially begin as well, with the coming up of streetlights.
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THINGS TO DO IN LOS ANGELES DURING THE PANDEMIC
Ok, we all know that Los Angeles is a pretty awesome place to live in thanks to the wonderful weather, cool museums, great activities, and world-class restaurants. But, what is considered the citty of Los Angeles? Well, the city itself is around 462 square miles of land mass that has over 3.8 million of people residing in literally several neighborhoods. If you didn’t know, the north-part section of the city of Los Angeles is well-contained in the huge San Fernando Valley as well. Go ahead and take advantage of each and everything fun this big city has to offer you as long as it is something safe to do. In the meantime, why not indulge in an elegant-cooked dinner prepared by L.A.’s top chefs or go walk somewhere where you can get a great view of the active ocean water at nighttime. You will surely be shocked at just how beautiful the water at night is and just how worth-seeing it is too. You can also take several traffic-free drives casually driving the highways without the hassle of lots of traffic, watch the romantic sunset right over Venice Beach, or even visit the beautiful L.A. County Arboretum And Botanical Garden. Anyway, if you are one to wonder off to the Los Angeles Arboretum, be prepared to see a flock of gorgeous and happy peacocks…..who will have no idea why you will be wearing a COVID-19 mask. Just remember, make sure you do wear your mask and keep the six-foot distance if you do go and explore.
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