Written by Myrna tha Minx: St. Louis was once the beer-brewing capital of America (it's still a major industry) for a very practical reason; the entire city is built upon a huge and complex system of natural caves. No other city on earth has as m...

Sometimes trespassing is not a matter of where you go, but of who you are. I'm friends with Ambassador Chrusov of Soviet Unterzoegersdorf, the final proud Soviet state in existence. Even though the imperialists have declared the cold war over, surely...

Sometimes you choose a task and plan your praxis painstakingly, slowly. Sometimes a task leaps upon you suddenly from around a corner, like a large predatory animal, or a Jehovah's Witness. This is sunny Edmonton. A calm, peaceful town, its charm...

Ok, the evening started innocently enough - me and my boyfriend, Ayma Mack, had spent some time downtown at Looptopia, and left our bags at his office. After spending a little time galavanting around the loop and having a couple of martini's at the ...

As a result of a prolonged and ongoing bout of sf0 stir-craziness, we used cover of darkness to sneak into many closed areas like super secret monkey ninjas. . . KEZAR PAVILION: We went into Kezar Pavilion (near the end of Haight st.) which ha...

We went to Gary, Indiana with the intention of trespassing in or around one of the many awesome steel mills there. Instead, we found a gorgeous abandoned train station. There were NO TRESPASSING warnings stenciled all over the outside of the buildi...

So I wasn’t actually looking for the cave, nor did I intend to accomplish anything sf0 related that day. I was just walking around town, looking at things, trying to get something like a bearing on Marburg’s layout, wandering down streets I had...

Well, I hope I get this right. The instructions say "go somewhere you are not supposed to go". I used to do that as a puppy, but it was because you know, when you gotta go, you gotta go! I learned, though, and now I only go where I am sup...

There was once a delightful restaurant here in Jerusalem called "Parentheses" (sounds better in Hebrew: B'Sograim), in the Jerusalem cafe style - coffee and cakes, selection of pasta, fish entrees, and lovely (students scraping to get by) w...

Mima mounds (pronounced /ˈmaɪmə/ "my-muh"), also known as Hogwallows, are mounds of soil some meters tall that occur in various places in the world. Their origin is still unknown. Various theories have been proposed: that they are Indian...