This is Now

It's a world away from what the place was like. Seajin kept pointing out how closely many of the older pictures resembled areas of The Philippines or Thailand. He then went into his usual stories of a hard life growing up in poverty. (He never keeps a straight face when telling these tales). The last picture is of a tacky spiral that some European "artist" was paid too much for designing and acts as the source of the stream. A trickle of water starts out there and then runs into a huge water fall. It's a cool idea but the obnoxious "art" on top of it is distracting.