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Wednesday, March 03, 2010 This weekend brings you Art on Ice (in Switzerland) and Frozen Dead Guy Days (in America)! Spring really is coming some day. Really. Next weekend brings the illumination of Hadrian's Wall, which looks amazing and commemorates 1600 years since the end of Roman Britain. I can't wait to see photos. Back in the United States, the Smalls Street Sounds project wants you to contribute to an aural history of your city. Upload the sounds of your town! MapEnvelope puts a GoogleMaps location as a return address. Good idea for invitations! Jinnet @ 3/03/2010 : comments: 1 Comments: 1 2:17 PM    Anonymous: Are we booking our flights now? We must see Hadrian's Wall. Not going is not an option. The Smalls Street Sounds project is totally up my alley. I love to record people, places, and things. Post a Comment

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