Hmm, welcome back my friends, to the podcast that never ends.

When you last left this band of weary travelers, we were lost to drift in a wilderness of pain,

once known as Myrtle Beach's Hard Rock Park.

With the world of Sid and Marty Croft long in our wake,

we venture forth into a barren land, littered with discarded guitar-shaped shovels, tattered white satin sheets,

and rusted over high fidelity speakers once used in Led Zeppelin the ride.

Join us, praising boys and girls,

as we re-enter this hallowed park of rock.

Help us like the funeral pyre,

so it may rise again.

We still aren't done.

We still aren't done with sculptures and everything because well let's hear we can start talking about whatever the London

Are you gonna talk about Mount Rockmore? Yeah, Mount Rockmore was in the open

We aren't even close to Darn.

Wait, is that the Stonehenge one?

No, no.

This was during the groundbreaking, they built.

Let's talk about the groundbreak.

Okay, so they had a big publicity stunt

where they broke ground and it was called,

and basically they built a Mount Rushmore

called Mount Rockmore that was made out of Myrtle Beach Sand and it was

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