Posts tagged with 'yards'

This was a graffiti coated underpass with unusual sidewalks. Though the sidewalks were built neatly, complete with arched tunnels, neither end of the sidewalks go anywhere. It's ac…

I happened upon this building during a near-by adventure and noticed it was abandoned. Later, when driving by I noticed hand-styles in the windows. IT HAD TO BE DONE. Unfortunately…

We almost walked the length of this creek twice - from surface streets - before we actually entered. This urban-canal is far from being a nature stroll, it's concrete for it's enti…

We found a group of interconnected creeks, with the main line running north-south, while a few creeks split off to the east. This is the first creek, with many stops along the way,…

This beach spot is popular with locals, but there's not too much graff to see. Still worth a peep.…

The Temple of doom has been a target in my sights for along time. It started with a picture I found on the internet of a very distinct Girafa roller - I had to find it. I eventuall…

There's a short stretch of train tracks that run past my house. When I drive over them, they never looked particularly interesting, but they had to be done. I was shocked at what I…

We started this spot by following a long freeway wall, which eventually merged into a creek with a handful of underpasses. Though each underpass could be considered a spot in it's …

Sometimes it's really difficult to track down a certain graffiti piece. I had only seen one or two shots of this CCTV on the Internet. But it's not surprising why. When I arrived a…

This creek has a Spanish name that may throw you off the first time you try to read it, so I call it tongue twister creek. We decided to pick a creek this day and walk as much of i…

We discovered this stretch of tracks as we were following a lead to a classic Girafa Neck-bone piece.…

This was a similar bunker to those from the hills we visited earlier, but this one was miles away and strangely covered in some kind of woven spread. Perhaps the city wanted to hid…

This place was on my to-visit list for waaay too long. I had seen pictures of these tanks online, but no matter how many hours I pour into scouring google satellite, I just couldn'…

This was an exciting day, hitting up nearly every WW2 era bunker in a cluster up in the San Francisco Bay's hills. Some of them have been buffed, and some of them remained home to …

This was a quick little yard I found. It features a handful of Musks, a large CCTV piece, among others.…

This was a gigantic drainage pipe, more than big enough to comfortably walk in - if you don't forget your boots. We thought it would be try, so we had to awkwardly walk along the s…