Authors:
Jen Liu
To reach the End of the World, you turn down a side street near the fancy wine bar and past the newly built condos. There is a set of train tracks to cross, and you stop to help someone carry their cart over the railroad ties. You're now in a large asphalt lot, and you can smell the water. Today, there is a bit of a sweet chemical odor. Continue past the abandoned gas station and the remnants of a decommissioned naval base. Walk through the gap in the chain-link fence and follow the well-trod path up a small…
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