Noah's Ark at AGCC
Somehow this reminds me of the rash of scuttling we had a while back. As if the Cultural Center didn't have enough abandoned boats to deal with already, someone took the liberty of tying their stripped boat (everything mechanical or identification-wise was stripped out, only beer cans and some old life vests remain inside) to a palm tree up behind the Angels Gate Hi-Railer's building and driving it right off the trailer.
To make matters even more Pedro, when AGCC Studio Artist Andrea Lien showed me the boat, there were two tweakers there that jawed at me enthusiastically about their dream of rescuing the boat and starting their own lobstering operation. They went on to tell me all about the secret caves and tunnels all over town, and also about the secret underground railroad that goes from Pedro to San Francisco.
To make matters even more Pedro, when AGCC Studio Artist Andrea Lien showed me the boat, there were two tweakers there that jawed at me enthusiastically about their dream of rescuing the boat and starting their own lobstering operation. They went on to tell me all about the secret caves and tunnels all over town, and also about the secret underground railroad that goes from Pedro to San Francisco.
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...the secret underground railroad that goes from Pedro to San Francisco.
This fucking blog is going to ruin all of our secrets!
Oh my god, that is super funny.
The boat filled with beer cans could be considered an outdoor art installation of sorts.
The truth must be known!
Remember how hard it was to get those conductor uniforms in ape-man sizes and cuts? Christ! I thought we'd never find a supplier.
It's not full of beer cans, but it could be...
Well, at least somebody is running a direct passenger line from LA to San Francisco, unlike certain woefully underfunded national railroads I could name (but won't, because I don't want to embarrass Amtrak in front of all LOTE's readers).
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