Jefferson Building - The LA Flood Project (sitios de interés)
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Stage I
I heard it was built for the war. Which war? World War II. No Way. You can tell.
How?
By the cobwebs stuck in the corners. Very scientific. You can count the layers
like tree rings.
I'm surprised it's still here. It's the cobwebs, for sure.
Stage II
Shattered to twigs in the first wave. The avocado tree in the courtyard lasted a
bit longer. Then it sunk under, shredded to bits by swirling glass shards and
broken door frames.
Stage III
Here once were offices of people who wrote papers. The bank across the way
still stands. So, this must have been it. I am told the building was made for
World War II. See, there, a bit of early 20th-century porcelain is peeking from
the rubble. I am surprised it had lasted this long.
--NET
I heard it was built for the war. Which war? World War II. No Way. You can tell.
How?
By the cobwebs stuck in the corners. Very scientific. You can count the layers
like tree rings.
I'm surprised it's still here. It's the cobwebs, for sure.
Stage II
Shattered to twigs in the first wave. The avocado tree in the courtyard lasted a
bit longer. Then it sunk under, shredded to bits by swirling glass shards and
broken door frames.
Stage III
Here once were offices of people who wrote papers. The bank across the way
still stands. So, this must have been it. I am told the building was made for
World War II. See, there, a bit of early 20th-century porcelain is peeking from
the rubble. I am surprised it had lasted this long.
--NET