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Tuesday 5/1/2007
Ghosttowns.com

“Ghosttowns.com: The best source of information on ghost towns in the American West. Ghost towns are listed by state and include biographies, pictures, and other detailed historical information.” MORE ➲

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Ghost towns

They’re abandoned, spooky, creepy, cool. And they’re not just in the old American west.



Links from May 2007:
5/29: ON HIATUS…
5/14: Ghost Towns of the American West
5/11: How to save a Maine ghost town?
5/10: Kreamer Island
5/9: Hashima Island
5/8: Elena’s Motorcyle Ride through Chernobyl
5/7: Ghost towns in Canada
5/4: Centralia, Pennsylvania
5/3: Ghost Town Explorers
5/2: Colorado Ghost Towns
5/1: Ghosttowns.com
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di4ent is an experiment. It's a collection of topical rotating wunderkammeresque distractions and delights. In other words, every month I'll choose four topics that I'd like to learn more about, or that I already find interesting and want to explore. Every weekday there will be a new post in each of the four topics. I decided to start it to give form and aim to my endless online wanderings. Plus I just like creating work for myself. So, I guess it's an online experiment in learning, linking, research and wasting time.

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➲ KOKOGIAK
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➲ memepool.com
➲ Plep.org
➲ Proceedings of the Athanasius Kircher Society
➲ swissmiss
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