Logan Ivey, who goes by heckin.sick on Instagram, cobbled together a fake Flock camera with a motion-activated light and a discarded solar panel. And when you open the connected junction box at the bottom of the telephone pole, you’ll find a tiny library of Game Boy games. [Media: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DfaJGKqKXOF/]
Logan Ivey, who goes by heckin.sick on Instagram, cobbled together a fake Flock camera with a motion-activated light and a discarded solar panel. And when you open the connected junction box at the bottom of the telephone pole, you’ll find a tiny library of Game Boy games .
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