I have updated my own post on ADA Compliance at Indianapolis’ Hammond Block Building, including the photos promised that help clarify the accessibility issues. Plus these news photos feature the gingko at the peak of its fall colors! I have removed “identity” from my index under the “Terra Firma” category. I simply do not think
After having cleared the three-month hump for this blog, I am still going strong and enjoying every post—and particularly the comments. I can’t say how much I appreciate responses—criticisms, affirmations, elaborations. Thank you! It is this blog’s reason for being, and those who are viewing quietly, feel free to pipe in. In due time I
Several weeks ago I posted an analysis of vacant residential lots as evidenced by the one surviving component: the cement stairways leading up to the former front porch. I included several photos of vacant lots in New Orleans post-Katrina which I remarked at the time were not accurately representing the city’s Lakeview neighborhood. Since then,
I appreciate the feedback and comments that this growing blog has received. I’m almost brand new to the blogosphere, so my apologies for the roughness that might be obvious to more seasoned bloggers. I’m going to work on some improvements over the next two days, so if the blog is disabled for any period of
As a kid, one of my brother’s best friends once said, “When I grow up, I’m not going to live anywhere.” While never quite sure exactly what he meant, we liked the concept of it. Now it appears I may be coming close to fulfilling his ambition: with a new job I will be moving
I have updated my own post on ADA Compliance at Indianapolis’ Hammond Block Building, including the photos promised that help clarify the accessibility issues. Plus these news photos feature the gingko at the
After having cleared the three-month hump for this blog, I am still going strong and enjoying every post—and particularly the comments. I can’t say how much I appreciate responses—criticisms, affirmations, elaborations. Thank you!
Several weeks ago I posted an analysis of vacant residential lots as evidenced by the one surviving component: the cement stairways leading up to the former front porch. I included several photos of
I appreciate the feedback and comments that this growing blog has received. I’m almost brand new to the blogosphere, so my apologies for the roughness that might be obvious to more seasoned bloggers.
As a kid, one of my brother’s best friends once said, “When I grow up, I’m not going to live anywhere.” While never quite sure exactly what he meant, we liked the concept
