‘Wave Organ,’ San Francisco
Created by the Exploratorium in May 1986, the wave Organ of San Francisco bay has been a popular free attraction for decades.
The wave activated sculpture gives of pleasant if not enchanting sounds thanks to the 25 organ pipes made with PVC and concrete.
Depending on the tide you could experience different natural sounds but, all in all, you’ll hear the sound of the ocean unlike on any other place on Earth!
The Last Bookstore, Los Angeles
Make your way down to 453 S Spring Street, Downtown Los Angeles and you’ll find The Last Bookstore, an independent bookstore that sells both new and used books, perfect for people who love to read.
The first thing you’ll notice is the passage way made out of books at the very entrance, but every nook and corner will enchant you as you walk though rows upon rows of books and records- so it’s also a good place to visit for music lovers.
It’s also a popular destination for Instagram users who love to snap pictures, so you may as well pull out your own camera too!
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Santa Monocle?? I think it was on p.7
I’ve been to five of these I think, most of them spectacular.