Desperado Food Angles & Nostalgia With New Eyes On A Discovery Day.
Partly titled desperado, because I didn’t capture what I set out to feature from an exploratory visit to the Natural History Museum, Page Museum at La Brea Tar Pits and California Science Center — Yet still piece together far reaching, less spectacular photo remnants, with no complaints about an awe-inspiring day that held the past, present and future in many ways.
Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Can is an obvious food angle, but how about above? Do you see the Claussen’s Pickle Jar holding the Paleontologist tools? That’s it, and I like the photo.
Lions eating Zebra, not pretty, but interesting to see in a museum.
Ostrich Eggs — Ever had one? I haven’t and hear one roughly equals a dozen Eggs.
We had Fish Tacos from The Surfer Taco, a Food Truck lined up with others near the La Brea Tar Pits. The extra food options came in handy before continuing our museum day and drive back to Orange County, along the coast with more discovery stops along the way.
Ever eat Walrus? We’re going to pass on that one, and hope those below wouldn’t eat us.
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