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On a jetty just past the San Francisco Yacht Club
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24/7
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Free
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Intro to Wave Organ
The Wave Organ, constructed in the 80s by sculptor Peter Richards and stone mason George Gonzales, is a truly unique piece of art. Located at the end of a jetty in the Marina district, within walking distance of the Exploratorium, this musical sculpture is made of pipes that come out of the ocean through a large granite patio. As water moves in and out of the pipes subtle sounds can be heard. Relaxing on one of the stone benches, surrounded by the ethereal sound, is a perfect way to soak in the beauty of the Bay, Golden Gate and all.
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