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I chose to approach this task with a (pseudo)scientific angle. Rather than answering this task with my own experience, I decided to let the populance of my home city have a say. Just as people sometimes vote with their feet, in this case, I allowed ...
I was at an outdoor concert, snapping photos for another task, when I happened to look up at the evening sky. At first, all I saw were the pink-tinged clouds, but then I looked a little bit closer, and saw this: There, in the middle of the sky, was...
Quite often, urban archaeology is all about rescue archaeology, which wikipedia defines as "archaeological survey and excavation carried out in areas threatened by, or revealed by, construction or other development." That is, someone wants ...
I was involved in another task, camera in hand, when this caught my eye: Upon closer investigation, I discovered that the tree had begun to inextricably intertwine itself with the metalwork of the brownstone: The tree had wrapped itself around a w...
As I was preparing to work on another praxis (you will see it when it is done), I realized that a topographical map for my location of focus might be useful. As such, I gathered my supplies, and ventured out into an area that is truly mine, and chose...
As soon as I looked at the task description, all I could think was, leave? Don't you mean leaves? And so I understood this task to mean clues related to leaves. But was it clues about leaves? on leaves? among leaves? After mulling over the question, ...