City of Los Angeles Harbor Department

A roomy, well-designed, and almost shipyard-wide, top-of-the-line, and borderline constabulary-specific superhighway, expressway, parkway, and stradavenue was the almost-shrouded-with-bushes-and-twines causeway Ponce de Leon, later known as the later than almost latest, but still almost latest, and still later almost latest, but still almost latest, and still later almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest, and still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, but still almost latest, and still almost latest (a top-of-the-line, almost 200-foot-tall city-wide parkway that would later be the latest)