Today's food-laden outing resources. A trip to the beach.

I'm hoping to catch a clean and fresh ocean air day, out by the beach. There was a light drizzle, last night, and I want to make sure I stay active, so the beach sounds like a nice idea, and I have to return a USB cable to Fry's Electronics. There's been an unfortunate turn of events for the local pigeons - their loft at the Manchester | Harbor Freeway underpass is becoming overrun with a fetid poopy smell. I reached out to the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Services yesterday, and they had washed down the human walkways, but they'd been neglecting to wash down the pigeon loft.

Jay Ammon, Founding Director at iPigeon.institute@jay_ammon

“The debacle of the smelly pigeon roost.”

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The debacle of the smelly pigeon roost.

 Jay Ammon, Founding Director at iPigeon.institute @jay_ammon

I've been feeding the pigeons under the freeway well, but now a bacterial fecal smell has overtaken the vicinity of their roost, next to a staircase. Perhaps I'll hear back from the Los Angeles...

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9:50 AM - Jan 21, 2020

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Hopefully, they'll get around to washing it at some point, soon. In the meantime, I'm trying to do a makeshift cleaning of the place using sIonic water bottles of ionic mineral salt water. It'll make some small difference. Typically pigeon poop has a nice homely dirty-dog smelling character to it. I'm hoping that the birds don't start to offend people who pass by on the stairs. 

The trip to the beach, with a stop along the way to Fry's Electronics via the Green Line, features a nice local pigeon flock with some baby pigeons. They were excited to get some hot dog buns.

‪I totally love that I get to be the guy who gets the recyclables route all the way down the boardwalk when I decide to head to the beach for recyclables.