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This might have something to do with it.
An outdated (and likely very smelly) trough. All you need are a few feral raccoons, and you have that stadium in a nutshell.
I've been to places that had those not too long ago.
I crashed a couple of those on maiden flights.View attachment 7435885
Smashed mine to smithereens on its maiden flight (asphalt parking lot)...
I think there still are some at Fenway park Boston.
Went to a concert once in the 70s, so crowded in the men's room the circular hand washing station had been turned into another urinal, so nobody was washing their hands, I guess. We guys can be so gross, it's hard to understand how any of us ever get a girlI think there still are some at Fenway park Boston.
Them too.And, sadly, the North Stars themselves... (No, that team in Dallas does not count!) Growing up in the Midwest in the 60's, I was just old enough to be aware of the North Stars and Blues coming in the NHL in 67. Was a loyal, albeit distant, fan up until the move. Still have a jersey that I wear from time to time...
Leon RussellWhat in that photo represents something you don't see anymore? Wide-wale corduroys? Because bearded guitarists wearing hats and playing Gibsons are not exactly extinct.
I’m assuming that this is somewhere in the Oakland Coliseum, with the A’s logo positioned on the floor as a subtle reminder to aim the bats toward the troughs.
Leon Russell