
I must admit, losing all those photos in the old blog posts was discouraging. While I still have all those photos saved on multiple hard drives, there are just too many to find, upload, and relink. It essentially made years of posts useless.
And that discouragement made July suddenly turn to September.
But I am back now, with fresh photos that will be hosted on Flickr. Are there any guarantees that Flickr won’t do the same thing? Nope, but I guess that’s a risk we must take.
I’m starting with a nice and easy post: a look at the newest construction in Old Town Clovis.
Last updates:
February 2017
May 2016
The most obvious change is that the two new buildings next to Centennial Plaza are almost done. Not only are they new (a novelty in old town), but they’re the biggest yet. 3 stories isn’t exactly a skyscraper, but they do make an impression, and frankly, a nice one. I’m not in love with the architecture, but it will do.
I am impressed that both buildings went up.
And here they are seen on a day where the air quality wasn’t quite the best
The only other development in Old Town Clovis right now is the new hotel which will be placed over parking. Not the most exciting development, but I believe this makes for more non-road construction happening in Downtown Clovis than Downtown Fresno.
And finally, Sierra Vista Mall, just outside Old Town, has a great new laser tag arena + kids play area. The laser tag was a blast!
High tech too. You can watch other people play, and they have someone monitoring to make sure no one is cheating. Other high tech features include multiple weapon types + a health system (you can be a medic).
Bonus:
Don’t forget to check out the Farmer’s Market before the season ends!
They have a museum I had never noticed.
Next post will be a complete look at construction on the Fulton Mall.
Alllriigght!! You're BACK!!!
Yes, happy you're back!
Yay!
It's good to see something in the way of street walls coming to Clovis. It should help to reduce speeders and aggressive drivers with eliminating those setback requirements. I also kinda like to see those 2-5 storey buildings to. They seem more human scaled then a 30 storey high rise.