Scot discovers:
This is what the guts of the Skytrain line look like when severed.
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We’ll obviously they are the pipelines that carry ketchup, mustard, guacamole and sriracha to the hungry masses.
Maybe has other potential too…
https://gezelligheidnoord.wordpress.com/2014/11/26/clever-art-skytrain/
Removed the modified photo on Scot’s request from gezelligheidnoord.
I simply requested that you ask before using someone else’s stuff or if not, at least acknowledge where the image came from. Its simple