Pueblo

If you have always wanted to live just a few yards from a gigantic chemical plant, big enough to be a neighborhood in itself, this is definitely where you want to move. Pueblo is not so much a neighborhood as it is one strangely located block right at the heart of the what most people would consider to be an industrial area. Now you don’t notice the huge vats when you are on Del Amo Blvd. You could convince yourself that you are just on a regular suburban street filled with 50’s style homes—kind of like when I lived right next to a freeway and would pretended that the constant on rush of traffic just outside my double paned window was actually the lap of ocean waves. I mean, think of all the family time you could have playing board games during the shelter-in-place warnings. However, if you worry a little bit about living so close to who knows what, you probably won’t like it here.

Of course, its not that way to the south. To south you have a giant office park. Pleasant but not very homey.

Quite frankly, I have no idea what to make of this set up. Perhaps these are the last hold-outs who didn’t want to sell their homes to the local chemical company? I don’t know, but its definitely not for me.