Lots of very interesting history in this area...and scary stuff as well. I'm just catching up and now there will probably be another post tomorrow. So glad to have happened on your substack.
Fantastic as always. Disturbing "art" left around with sayings that do not reflect the origins of the the area. Anyway... great pictures and dialogue to give us more than the visual, it gave me the 'feel' of the place. Thanks!
Lots of very interesting history in this area...and scary stuff as well. I'm just catching up and now there will probably be another post tomorrow. So glad to have happened on your substack.
Thanks so much Katie! I’m glad you found the newsletter too. I probably need to slow things down a bit!
Fantastic as always. Disturbing "art" left around with sayings that do not reflect the origins of the the area. Anyway... great pictures and dialogue to give us more than the visual, it gave me the 'feel' of the place. Thanks!
Thanks John! It was certainly a strange trail to follow in Sandy Ground
Love your side comments on the White pride artist’s work. That last one on going to Starbucks instead got me laughing out loud!!
I almost spit out my Coolata when I saw it!
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Nice to know about Sandy Ground- amazing.
It’s a pretty incredible history.
“Fauxstalgia” yes!
Too bad about Crazy Goat Feeds
Seriously, where are people going to find food for their crazy goats now?
Thanks for this great romp through the area's history, Rob. Your ending paintball story also had me laughing.
I’m glad you were amused by my pain Renato!
I played paintball in the woods here in Canada. Just once. It was enough. Haha!
Fauxstalgia -what a great word!