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Clovis Avenue offers a taste of Old Town Clovis, which is one of my favorite places to walk around when there is a Farmers Market. There is also a mall, and various places to eat. It is a very populated street, yet it manages to stay quiet. There is always a lot of police on this street, which ensures me that it is safe to be on and I feel good being able to walk around without worry.

Blackstone Ave. is probably one of the most popular places for Fresno youths, teens, and young adults to go, or if you are looking for a good place to shop. There is a movie theater, numerous restaurants, bowling alleys, and even a place to play laser tag. It is not a very quiet area; its always noisy and busy.

I love visiting Lane Ave. Where Lane Ave meets Armstrong Ave, there is a lovely school, and right across the street is a place where you can take piano lessons. It's wonderful if you are looking to start a family, because everyone is really nice and the area is pretty and there is just the right amount of traffic.

This street is definitely in my Top 5 favorite Streets of Fresno, mainly due to the Tower District. There's a lot to do on Olive, including eating at the best deli in Fresno, visiting the Tower Theater which is a Fresno landmark, or just walking around the downtown area and taking in all of the pleasant sights and smells. There's something for everyone. The only thing is that there are a lot of homeless people on this street though, which is not my favorite, but its something I'm willing to deal with in order to experience this street!

E. Kings Canyon Rd. is perfect if you are looking to get away from the traffic and noise of Fresno. And just a short drive down the road will take you to the mountains. It has nice country views and a lot of friendly people. I live close by so I enjoy this road on an almost daily basis. While there's not much to do entertainment wise, its a good escape from the busy city.

I really love Alluvial Avenue! I think it's very pretty and the houses are really nice and well-maintained. Most of them are still relatively new to Clovis/Fresno. There are many parks and walkways, and it's a very family- orientated kind of place. There are also many gated communities, which adds to the safety of the street. I would love to live here!

I used to work on this street, and I think it is one of the most developed streets in Fresno. They are constantly rennovating and adding nice restaurants and buildings and gyms to it. You can also connect to any of the freeways in Fresno on it, which was very useful for me. The traffic gets busy, but hardly ever congested.

This street was in a quiet area. I didn't see my neighbors much when I lived here. There is a Colorado Grill on Barstow Ave, which in my opinion is the best burger joint in Fresno. To me, that was the biggest perk of living here was being within walking distance of it. It's also within walking distance of Fresno State as well as Old Town Clovis, which was very convenient.

I have lived on this street my whole life, and it is a good deep-rooted community. The neighbors are welcoming and warm, and our family has met some of our best friends just by living on this street. It has a city type feel, yet without all of the annoying city traffic. It's a quiet and serene area.

I have gone to school at a University on this street, and Shaw Ave. really offers it all. There is a University, two malls, and many uncountable restaurants. It's probably my favorite street in Fresno. There's just so much to do! The downside to it is that around 5 o' clock there is a lot of traffic and it's very, very conjested. But other than that, it's great.