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Ongoing research and investigation, updated episodically. Always looking for itinerant scenarios, businesses and places. More at City of Carts
Most nights as it’s getting to dusk I start getting ready to go out. Everyone is home from school or work. Bustling around, looking through the mail, how was your day and so on. Some share more than others. No judgment—that’s just the way it…
A pile of plantains is keeping the New York Post in order. El Diario has a net bag of onions on top of the latest. Flaco, que pasa? Nada, soy cansado. These guys have called me slim since moving on from flacito (little slim) when…
It looks like a small house, but is more like a utility shed stands sentinel at the edge of the parking lot. Looks like a pre fab shed from Home Depot, but you can tell this was built by someone’s hands so more like a…
It is now autumn in North America, and the annual ritual of leaf collection has begun. The Muncie, Indiana Guest Worker Corps provided pomp and circumstance for an otherwise unceremonious task.
Hamilton County, Nebraska is deep water country. Well drillers tap into underground aquifers to harness water resources for large scale agriculture. Pivot proposes a less resource intensive hand held watering apparatus.
Around Marquette, NE (pop.215) you can find fields of corn and soybeans that stretch seemingly forever, punctuated at mile increments by straight roads named things like L or 24. You can also find progressive ranchers who blocked the Keystone pipeline by raising environmental awareness, a…
