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Volume One. by Greg Evason.
np [Guelph?], GAPress, 12 august 1988.
32 pp printed, photocopy. 2 x 2-9/16, stapled selfwrappers.
3-word poems.
7.5o
Quatretondeta
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Hard to believe that junction 3 of the M32 is only Bristol's 2nd legal graffiti site (after Dean Lane Skate Park).
Bumped into Felix there after recognising him from the 'Tags to Riches' documentary from the previous Tuesday.
This used to be my route home after going into town as a teenager.
Walk: Staufeneck from Süßen
I didn't have a detailed plan of what I'd do today. I knew that I would have to cycle to a start point, and in the end decided that I'd cycle to the Sussen railway station, and park my bike there. It is virtually just below Staufeneck. Instead of walking the most direct route up, I cut into the woods to my right, and began a gradual but long ascent of the hill to Staufeneck. I reached the summit around 13:00, just in time to seek out a bench with views over Salach on which to eat my picnic lunch. The day was hazy and it wasn't clearing, so the view, although very dramatic, wasn't at its best.
After lunch, I decided I didn't want to take the shortest and most direct route off of the hill. I could see there was potential to follow a cycle route out of the back of Staufeneck, and that I made my intention to do. First, I took a brief stroll around the castle ruins. This is now a fancy hotel and restaurant, and the ruins have had a manicure, and look quite pristine. Not very atmospheric at all.
My walk route was level from my lunch stop, following the hill ridge. This made for very easy walking. Hohenstaufen soon came into view, a hill always easy to distinguish. I could also see Wasserberg to the left, and Rechberg to the right.
I found a path dropping off the hill leading in the direction of Ottenbach. I decided to take this route. I then, once Ottenbach was reached, picked up a cycle trail that ran alongside a rather busy road. This, I'm sure, was not the best possible route. I stepped out and walked briskly. I still had some distance to cover to get me back to my bike in Sussen, involving me in walking through Salach.
I passed the old ruined factory in Salach, the Schachenmayr worsted spinning mill, which gets a mention (p.50) on the Industrielkultur im Fils, in the Publikationen (.pdf) brochure, which describes a cycle route following the industrial landmarks of the Fils Valley (Industrielkultur Filstal (Outdoor Active)).
Walk: 20th October 2018, Staufeneck (23.2 Miles) - [View Ranger]
Primera Fase del Concurso de Murgas del Carnaval de la Magia y las criaturas fantásticas. 5 de febrero de 2018. Parque Santa Catalina. Fotos: Tony Hernández.
Mini-dvd
Design, layout, concept: F. Andersson
Original photos: Natalie Paquette
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For: Phanatos Productions
This was taken today 8th Jan when i woke up, I really wanted to do the 365 project but had been ill since the start of Jan and so hadn't felt up to it but i've found pics of me on 1st and 2nd Jan and this basically shows how i was 3rd - 8th Jan :-( think i'm at the end of my cold now, so hopefully you'll have some more interesting ones soon. Canon 40D, ISO-200, f/5, 1sec, 38mm and on tripod (10 sec timer not remote)