In the early nineties, I spent Easter weekends at the Separation Point Caravan Park in Geraldton, sleeping in tents and using the ablution block’s rather basic facilities. Not the most comforting way to recover from an evening at Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant, also known as Loss-o Memory. In the time since, I’ve stayed in a…
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Aug
I was wrong. Entering Chile, to visit Torres del Paine National Park, 2005. This is what I found when I got past American capitalism:
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Aug
… from the ATM near their gift shop in the Capitol! Though not recently.
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Jul
It seems to have first been called Queen Street during the reign of James I, so it could really have been named after his wife – Anne of Denmark – though if the stories are true, it might have been named after James himself!
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Jul
In Sydney, a building with two guys arm-in-arm called The Beat Museum would probably cover something quite different, In San Francisco, it was about ‘The Beats, as in beaten down and beatific … a collective of writers, artists and thinkers that congregated in 1950s San Francisco’, including Jack Kerouac.
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Jul
In 2016, I thought it might be the driver of the most expensive car, but apparently not, according to my Moroccan taxi driver. In Palm Springs, I saw a similar sign at a T-junction.
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Jul
Hollywood/Vine, Los Angeles, 2016.
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Jun
This is a plaque on the sidewalk of Avenida de Corrientes, Buenos Aires: one of the main roads into the city centre and heart of the theatre district: ‘Here Eva Esther Nuñez was hijacked Popular militant Detained Disappeared 15 July 1977 By the terrorism of the State’
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