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9/28 H and Broadway Douglas St.

Today 9/28. The archways are looking magnificent.

Today 9/28. Experience Chinatown and South Boston Street Festivals.

So my gut feeling at looking at these, specifically the light rail, is that while it hits the main landmarks, it also misses vast areas where people actually live. I think a good (idealistic) compromise is 4 lines: Line 1 (Rt. 12 parallel) Mountain QCC Higgins Gold Star/Indian Lake...

What The Fluff Fest on Saturday. Wet but fun.

Nope, ignore my post - I was just going based on visuals and overall width, looks like they striped it different so I'm wrong. Not the first time and definitely won't be the last!

On the market in metro Houston for $6m, designed for and formerly owned by AJ Foyt: https://www.chron.com/homes/article/texas-mansion-racing-legend-aj-foyt-19777999.php

Now I want an urban BJ's! Maybe with a more limited selection than a full store, but I don't see too many negatives to having bulk quantities of "you need it anyway" stuff like toilet paper available to city residents where they don't need a car.

I was actually a bit sad when I visited because I know my late son would have loved watching the cars and trucks go under the building. I'm also a racing fan who likes just watching cars go, so I found it kind of zen.

One annoying thing about that bus lane was they kept the ability to turn left out of Pumphouse Rd. from the right lane, so I always forgot the bus lane was there and had to bail quickly. Making that right lane right turn only would have kept at least some cars out of it.

Well, holy cow: https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:5t34x7411

It's the same - 3 lanes in either direction. Looks a bit smaller without all the traffic you're used to seeing. https://maps.app.goo.gl/AJvppivTahhe8wzTA

Man, that dusk shot of the Back Bay and the Longfellow looks so empty. I was born in '85, so many of those photos have an Uncanny Valley vibe to me, it looks sort of like the Boston I grew up knowing, but not quite. That's especially true for those photos at the Tea Party with the Traveler's...

Glorious! I don't know what the bigger flex is - the 4 person jacuzzi (who needs that in a master bath?), or the sink in the kitchen island.

Good-ish news: a bill has been introduced to overrule the RMV on these cars, we'll see if it goes anywhere: https://www.thedrive.com/news/massachusetts-bill-could-fully-legalize-kei-cars-and-override-rmv-ban

Dedicated transit rights of way where you least expect them: Daytona International Speedway has a path that runs along W. International Speedway Blvd. that is designated for their ADA Shuttles along the main grandstand. Most tracks, NHMS in Loudon included, have some level of tramway, but...

Hell yes! That place in Lincoln is awesome! I wouldn't change a thing about it. Is the pool area the only "man cave" space in it?

I seem to recall a Hammett's school supply store being in there way, way back. The chain closed in 2005 and StreetView shows the storefront as empty since at least '07 so the timeline matches up.

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