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At one time, the Cawston Ostrich Farm was the most popular tourist destination in South Pasadena. The ostriches are long gone, but you can still see an old ostrich feeder on the north wall of Meridian Iron Works. Go check it out the next time you're at the Farmer's Market or hopping on the Gold Line. Get a hold of me here.

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Archive for February 15th, 2010

Ostriches in 3D

Yeah, I’m a geek. I found this stereoscopic image of an ostrich farm in Cairo, Egypt, at yesterday’s Rose Bowl Flea Market. No relationship to the Cawston Ostrich Farm. As Rick Thomas notes in “South Pasadena’s Ostrich Farm” (which is part of Arcadia Publishing’s awesome “Images of America” series), Edwin Cawston actually figured out the [...]