Great white herons soar among stained highrises, landing on mudflats to compete with vultures for the endless decay of a city that is always helplessly resisting humidification and flooding. At the edge of a forest of such breadth and density, the bird life in Belem is more than North American cities, but perhaps not as [...]
I’ve been working on other things, thus dropped the blog-ball a bit lately… one reason is I’ve actually been employed to write 3 blog posts a month over at sf.streetsblog.org, so that’ll get in the way of putting things here. (The Jane Martin piece was the first one.) I agreed that I might re-post some [...]
I’m beginning to write for a new local effort, sf.streetsblog.org, but tonight, the night before the big debut, I cannot log in… so I’m going to post my piece here, having failed to blog for a while… Jane Martin is a force of nature. A longtime resident of San Francisco’s Mission District, a licensed architect, [...]
