I used to live in the desert and could only visit the shore once -- at best -- per year.
Nothing can replace that hit of perspective -- of how hard/greasy/diabolical those trails are relative to most of the rest of the planet.
Then I'd go back home to the desert and in the ~week I was gone the best of our very few tech trails had been further neutered.
Which prompted me to write this: [https://lacemine29.blogspot.com/2017/11/preserving-moore.html?q=moore](https://lacemine29.blogspot.com/2017/11/preserving-moore.html?q=moore)
We don't live there anymore. The pace and direction of the change was heartbreaking to behold, and we had to leave while we still cared.
One hopes this fate never befalls the shore.
March 16, 2022, 8:25 a.m. - mikesee
I used to live in the desert and could only visit the shore once -- at best -- per year. Nothing can replace that hit of perspective -- of how hard/greasy/diabolical those trails are relative to most of the rest of the planet. Then I'd go back home to the desert and in the ~week I was gone the best of our very few tech trails had been further neutered. Which prompted me to write this: [https://lacemine29.blogspot.com/2017/11/preserving-moore.html?q=moore](https://lacemine29.blogspot.com/2017/11/preserving-moore.html?q=moore) We don't live there anymore. The pace and direction of the change was heartbreaking to behold, and we had to leave while we still cared. One hopes this fate never befalls the shore.