Colors in the desert at Redemption Mountain, California

Trash is art that has been misplaced. I have previously written about Salvation Mountain in the Colorado desert, but few people knew that there is another art treasure just 1 mile away, that is EastJesuS. I don’t see many people writing about this, so I’ll share it with you all as soon as possible! Rather than being a tourist attraction, it is more of an open-air museum of creative transformation of waste. (Okay, this is the name I came up with, give me 2) This is a park full of artistic sculptures, built by a technician more than ten years ago. The artworks in the park are completely handmade and very interesting, such as elephants made from scrap car parts, crooked wooden houses, and old-fashioned RVs covered with decorative items. In addition to viewing items, there are many things to play with, such as swings and seesaws. Of course, they are all made from recycled tires, car mats, etc. There were American girls playing in there, shouting and screaming with joy. It was a pity that I wore the wrong clothes. It would have been more appropriate to wear denim shorts. You should wear something casual when you go out to play, and don’t end up with a little regret like me. I was lucky enough to meet the owner of this place, an old man with a white beard, who really looked a bit like Santa Claus. I didn't remember his name because I was so moved by his enthusiasm that he kept talking and introducing me. I don't even know where to look first. But I remember he told me two rules here: ①Everything here can be touched; ② If they are broken, you have to take them all home. Haha, humorous Americans~ 🎫No tickets, no parking fees, but you need a childlike heart