Hayes Mansion
Roy’s Station – Bamboo Fountain
A great place to be in Japantown. A great place to enjoy and appreciate from. A great place to sit with a cup of coffee while absorbing the world before walking again amongst it.
Jackson Street Mural
San Jose Facts
San Jose’s annual Christmas in the Park brings in over 700,000 visitors each year. This tradition opened in Plaza do Cesar Chavez in the 80’s but goes back further. The initial displays were put together by Don Lima in San Jose and displayed on his business property in the 50’s. They became hugely popular and Don donated them to the city in the 70’s. The displays continued to expand in to the loved event that we have today.
Source: https://www.christmasinthepark.com/p/about/history–the-community , 2019.
Cozy in the snow… of the window
All are warm and cozy behind the window and its snowy-season art at Just Breakfast restaurant.
Mural on 4th Street
My youngest took this photo while we were driving through town.
Coyote Creek Parkway
Mural in South San Jose
San Jose Facts
San Jose studied all of the street tress, those public trees along our streets (not including the ones in yards and properties), in 2019. San Jose street tree facts:
- Number of street trees: 248,000
- Tree Cover: 2,357 acres
- Most common species of trees: Chinese pistache, London planetree, Common crapemyrtle
- Pollution Removal: 67.19 tons/year
- Carbon Storage: 104.4 thousand tons
- Oxygen Production: 10.17 thousand tons/year
Source: http://ecotrees.visualizedot.com/report.pdf ,2019.
Library Clouds
