One of the benefits of using the 
It's an informal gathering of Hive users, where you can meet in person, those who you're interacting with online. Think Hivefest only on a smaller scale, free to get in and the quality of guests is a lot higher.
Mostly we talk about crypto and Splinterlands and generally catch up with each other's lives.
On the way there, I decided to walk the 30 minutes from the train station, while typing yesterday's Hive post. Earning Hive on the way in and getting tips for earning more on the way home.
I saw a lot of stuff that I found amusing, although my sense of humour can be quite dry, ironic and even surreal at times.
This image of an expensive car, on dirty concrete, behind a chainlink fence barely protecting two half built display walls is an example of this.
The area I walked through had a mixture of old and new buildings, and the contrast between them, and technology providing an opiate for those living in a developmental area wasn't lost on me. Comfort comes first.
I also saw a building that was advertising "Luxury Destinations" on one of it's walls, just above a desolate vacant lot. The ironic contrast also wasn't lost on me. As I approached to take a photo, I saw an elderly Asian woman riding a mountain bike in circles, clearly still learning after a lifetime of having been denied the privilege of something I'd taken for granted, while her pet cat watched supportingly.
It was s little to surreal for me, so I kept going.
Adelaide has a lot of hidden stuff to explore, and some of that will feature in my blog posts in the future, I'm sure.
For now, I have several weeks worth of various TV shows to catch up on and I still need to rehearse my comedy routine for tomorrow.
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Thank you for reading.
Shaidon
