Among the numerous keywords I deploy here, I use “rural” far less than I initially expected when I developed this blog sixteen years ago. Sure, rural America has comprised an element of more than 45 articles over the years: not bad, but nowhere near as much as I planned. After all, the American Dirt banner
Scrambling to meet my monthly quota, I offer this micro-post of an amusing observation I encountered on the road not so long ago. It’s not my first time covering unusual license plates or even license plate clichés, but I’ll concede this is my first coverage where the feature of greatest interest was the method the
My previous visit to the Peace Garden State lasted no more than five hours, yet it yielded two separate blog articles, both in Bowman (the only town of any size where I stepped out of my car). I didn’t visit Bowman this time around, but I lingered in a different region, gathering some interesting finds
Returning back to my home turf after some time away—combined with other academic obligations—has forced me to rush through some briefer-than-usual blog articles so that I can still meet my May quota. Having become too dependent on greater Washington DC for inspiration, it’s a refreshing change to cover content outside of Maryland and Virginia. Therefore,
An intense month so far has kept me from the usual pace of blog articles, and a forthcoming 10-day period of travel will further impede me. But, at the end of the journey, I hope to have some amazing fodder in some states that have received little or no representation so far. Until then, I
Among the numerous keywords I deploy here, I use “rural” far less than I initially expected when I developed this blog sixteen years ago. Sure, rural America has comprised an element of more
Scrambling to meet my monthly quota, I offer this micro-post of an amusing observation I encountered on the road not so long ago. It’s not my first time covering unusual license plates or
My previous visit to the Peace Garden State lasted no more than five hours, yet it yielded two separate blog articles, both in Bowman (the only town of any size where I stepped
Returning back to my home turf after some time away—combined with other academic obligations—has forced me to rush through some briefer-than-usual blog articles so that I can still meet my May quota. Having
An intense month so far has kept me from the usual pace of blog articles, and a forthcoming 10-day period of travel will further impede me. But, at the end of the journey,