This Site is “As Is”

This site is a work in progress. Mainly thousands of posts I have written or curated over 20 years of publishing content online. Some of them were ideas started and not finished. It’s a mess with a lot of broken links, image files, and other related problems.

I’m working on it. But, I may have to live a very long time to ever finish it. If you wandered in here you can read but not copy anything I have written, or images I have created. You may be better to just go back where you came from.

Best wishes,

Laura

Grave Recycling

As land becomes more valuable and there are more people needing burial plots, old cemeteries will be dug up for new bodies to replace the old. Think this is not possible? It is already happening (or soon will be) in Cape Town, South Africa.

Rocks to Mark the Traveler’s Path

I’m interested in rocks and art made with rocks, stones or pebbles. See my other post about Rock Balancing.

Rocks are used as a way to mark the path of travelers, to tell others they had passed that way. It’s not just a romantic notion. There are good, practical reasons for wanting people to know where you have gone and where you might be found. Hikers get lost, have accidents and run ins with wildlife.

Flickr: Stones and rocks

Flickr: Inuksuit
Flickr: Inukshuk

Flickr: Mani Stone Towers

Flickr: Cairns
Flickr: Cairn(s)

Links to Check

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http://infiltration.org/
http://www.unaesthetic.net/iue/
http://www.abandonspaces.net
http://www.abandonedasylum.com/
http://www.urbanventure.net/
http://www.urbansights.net/
http://hospital.apoka.com/

http://www.derelictlondon.com/
http://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/
http://www.undergroundkent.co.uk/
http://www.abandonedpast.co.uk/
http://sub-urban.com/

 

Meme Dispersal

BLOGROLL

 

Last Updated: June 8, 2008

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