The enigmatic pony ride of East Second Street is getting tagged. The most mysterious tag is the one on the left front leg that looks like a musical symbol, but is not.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_musical_symbols
The orange splotch at the base is part of a nearby sidewalk splat.
Look at the heavy electric motor needed to power the ride. Also note the unbalanced flywheel that lent extra power for the upward stroke.
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haha, what is that pony doing there anyway?
I’ve asked it, but it refuses to cooperate.
It is carefully drawn, must have taken more than a moment to do. Looks like a cartoon character walking away from the scene.
Yeah, like an upside down Alla breve (which for a horse might be appropriate) but with an extra piercing
I’ve asked it, but it refuses to cooperate.