Random thoughts about roadside art, National Parks, historic preservation, philosophy of technology, and whatever else happens to cross my mind.
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Friday, August 22, 2008
More Seattle neon
Located close to the Ballard bridge, and really nifty -- it's a multi-parter.
Not sure just where this bar was -- the SCA tour bus did a fair amount of zigging around in its quest for neon.
This Dick's is close to the University.
Sunday, June 22, 2008
I'm going to Albuquerque

How could I not go when the program includes presentations like "The Beefsteak Trail: A Road Trip Along the Nation's Last Cattle Trail," "Supersized! Roadside Infrastructure for BIG RIGS," and "This Way to the Big Top: Circus Themed Architecture in Denver, 1957-1970"?
My proposal, "Hodags, Hiawathas, and Happy Chefs: Practical Applications of Materials Science Along America's By-ways," was accepted so I need to get busy sorting slides. So many Muffler Men, so little time. . .
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