1. I could’ve mentioned this in the last update, but Terrence Knight (remember “The Sitting Duck?”) is back. Remember when he left? I wasn’t too impressed. I’m still not all that impressed, his website is pretty bad. Needs some work. Like, its not 1999 sort of work. It seems like it would be harder to…
Month: April 2012
McCleary, you already had your canal
Its not my fault they were around 14,000 years ago. This is very close detail of a map of the spillways of the Puget Lobe from this amazing document: Sarah from McCleary Chronicles brings us the backup pipe dream of a shipping canal that would’ve passed through McCleary. The problem with the Puget Sound to…
Olympia blogosphere links for April 22, 2012 (rarity edition)
1. Rock show at the library. Isn’t exactly a rare thing, but man, only in Olympia, right? Snazzy Bouquet: Now I want a donut. 2. Happens so rarely, but this blog has something worth linking to. Thurston Pundits: Honoring local greatness 3. Steven Willis, of Evergroove Fame, goes back to Evergreen for a lecture. This…
Numbers, natural resources management and Olympia
Happy Friday the 13th! Somewhere in the bowels of the state Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Ecology, there is a long running conspiracy. Hoods, nocturnal rituals and numerology. The evidence is plain to see and the goal is some sort of curse on Olympia and nearby communities: For the marine waters…