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The Wave Organ, created by Peter Richards and George Gonzales and their team in 1986, uses a series of pipes that make sounds as the waves move in and out of them. There are a number of pipes you can listen to, which make strange humming and gurgling sounds. In the distance, you can see Alcatraz. I visited the Wave Organ when I went on a bike ride over the Golden Gate Bridge. Look out for it near the Exploratorium, but consult a map before you go - the locals I asked for directions didn't know it was there.
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Title: | the Wave Organ, San Francisco |
Filename: | IMG_2327.JPG |
Location: | San Francisco, USA |
Camera: | Canon EOS 450D |
Date (GMT): | 18/09/09 19:57 |
Original size: | 4272 x 2848 pixels |
Copyright: | ©Sean McManus. Ask me about reuse. |
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