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There are really two ways to explore a city:
This afternoon, I had no guide, which resulted in a voyage through many unremarkable areas. This was a shot of Mueller Hall on South 36th Street.
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Here is an old sign for "Auto Tellers" at a bank. Cars could enter this tunnel, so I'm not sure if "Auto" is short for Automobile or Automatic in this instance. |
Mr. Butts Liquor and Cigarettes store, in the old Jane Ludlow Upholstery building. |
The menu from the El Tri Azteca Mexican food truck outside of Billy Goats Bar. |
A retaining wall made of tires, near J & Js small engine repair. |
An "Old town" section of S. 24th Street. |
A bunch of signs on Cornhusker Rd. You'll no doubt enjoy hearing that Tim Gay beat out Ian Hartfield in November, with 77% voting for the "I'm not homophobic! You are the one who is homophobic!" ticket. Notice the wide strip of grass on the side of the road. These are not a feature of roads in California. |
On Friday night, both families got together and visited something called The Amazing Pizza Machine. It was described as a "Mega Chuck E. Cheese" restaurant/arcade. I was interested to see how it stacked up to the original Chuckie Cheese, and also the other Mega Chuck E. Cheeses, John's Incredible Pizza Company and Las Vegas. |
Inside, we were immediately aware that this place was huge. It was a large warehouse, with a huge buffet room and five main dining areas. Everyone who entered was required to pay for the all-you-can-eat pizza and pasta buffet. |
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December 26th, 2006.