As I was strollin' from the tribal fusion haifa at Movement Art Space in Glassell Park up to the Verdugo Bar, I chanced to meet this feller and his astonishing gypsy wagon. Folks, I have a terrible recollection of names, but I believe his name is Derrick, his wife is Micah, and that they're building this lovely gypsy wagon out of stuff they found on the street. Warms my heart to see urban artists making something beautiful out of nothin.' Fantastic work, my friend.
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