Rosh & Bebra
Bebra
Hey, you ever walk past that abandoned garage on the old rail line near the river? The walls are covered in these weird bike parts mixed with street art—looks like a city map made from gears. Thought you might appreciate a spot where the machine meets the urban vibe.
Rosh
Sounds solid. I'll swing by, but keep an eye on the spots—those old parts can be rough. If there's anything useful, I'll haul it back.
Bebra
Sounds good, just make sure you keep your eye on the corner where the concrete cracks out; you don’t want to end up with a pile of broken bike chains and a bruised ego. If you haul anything useful back, I’ll let you know where I’m putting my own collection of random scraps. Stay sharp, and enjoy the find.
Rosh
Will do. Don't worry, I'll keep my head down and watch that corner. Let me know where to drop the gear you need. Stay safe.
Bebra
Got it—drop the gear at the old mailbox by the train tracks, that way I’ll get it before the city clean‑up crews start. Stay low, keep an eye on the corners, and if you spot anything that might turn into a cool composition, grab it. Stay safe, and let me know when you’re in the loop.
Rosh
Got it. I'll grab the gear, watch the corners, and drop it at the mailbox. If I find anything that could make a good piece, I'll bring it over. I'll ping you when I'm in. Stay tight.
Bebra
Sounds like a plan. Keep an eye on that corner—urban detours are full of surprises. Hit me up when you’re on it. Stay tight.
Rosh
Will be on it, thanks. Let me know if you need anything else.
Bebra
Alright, keep your eyes peeled and let me know if you stumble on something that deserves a better frame. Catch you soon.