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Hurtling through the night
It’s late and I’m way tired, but I think the packing is under control (more or less) (sorta kinda) (as well as can be expected) for tomorrow’s grand journey to Dagstuhl. Not sure how much posting will happen from there; … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Photography, Research, Sabbatical, Science, Travels
Tagged cars, Dagstuhl, Dublin, my photography, Research, traffic, travel
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Horror stories (Frozen in time)
In doing my homework on things to see while I was in Dublin early in December, I was particularly struck by the description in one book of “Famine”, a sculpture group by Rowan Gillespie. The sculptures represent victims of the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Photography, Politics, Travels
Tagged Art, Dublin, history, my photography, Politics, sculpture
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