Comments on: Palimpsest city http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/ travel culture worldwide Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:17:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Eva Holland http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-68309 Eva Holland Mon, 23 Jun 2008 22:33:16 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-68309 What a fantastic project! Thanks for posting, Julie. What a fantastic project! Thanks for posting, Julie.

]]> By: Eva Holland http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-69324 Eva Holland Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:33:16 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-69324 What a fantastic project! Thanks for posting, Julie. What a fantastic project! Thanks for posting, Julie.

]]> By: Julie Schwietert http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-68272 Julie Schwietert Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:34:14 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-68272 Hal- Glad you liked the post and the site... I can't wait to see it grow with stories, and you're right- I can see how the same concept could be translated to any other city, which would be amazing. I really like how you articulated your love of unreported histories; I feel the same way. Hal-

Glad you liked the post and the site… I can’t wait to see it grow with stories, and you’re right- I can see how the same concept could be translated to any other city, which would be amazing. I really like how you articulated your love of unreported histories; I feel the same way.

]]> By: Hal http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-68274 Hal Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:31:09 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-68274 Great title for this post! And the City of Memory site is amazing. Even though I'm not familiar with NYC at all, I can totally appreciate it. It's a perfect example of the fantastic potential of the Internet to connect people in an intimate, not at all "virtual," way. I'm obsessed with unreported histories of all kinds, anything that doesn't make it into the neatly packaged narrative that's peddled to us in school and by the media. Exposing yourself to forgotten stories helps demonstrate how truly complex our world is, and by extension how limitless the possibilities of this life are. Great title for this post! And the City of Memory site is amazing. Even though I’m not familiar with NYC at all, I can totally appreciate it. It’s a perfect example of the fantastic potential of the Internet to connect people in an intimate, not at all “virtual,” way.

I’m obsessed with unreported histories of all kinds, anything that doesn’t make it into the neatly packaged narrative that’s peddled to us in school and by the media. Exposing yourself to forgotten stories helps demonstrate how truly complex our world is, and by extension how limitless the possibilities of this life are.

]]> By: Julie Schwietert http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-69323 Julie Schwietert Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:34:14 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-69323 Hal-<br /><br /> Glad you liked the post and the site... I can't wait to see it grow with stories, and you're right- I can see how the same concept could be translated to any other city, which would be amazing. I really like how you articulated your love of unreported histories; I feel the same way. Hal-

Glad you liked the post and the site… I can't wait to see it grow with stories, and you're right- I can see how the same concept could be translated to any other city, which would be amazing. I really like how you articulated your love of unreported histories; I feel the same way.

]]> By: Hal http://matadornetwork.com/pulse/palimpsest-city/#comment-69322 Hal Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:31:09 +0000 http://matadorpulse.com/?p=89#comment-69322 Great title for this post! And the City of Memory site is amazing. Even though I'm not familiar with NYC at all, I can totally appreciate it. It's a perfect example of the fantastic potential of the Internet to connect people in an intimate, not at all "virtual," way.<br /><br /> I'm obsessed with unreported histories of all kinds, anything that doesn't make it into the neatly packaged narrative that's peddled to us in school and by the media. Exposing yourself to forgotten stories helps demonstrate how truly complex our world is, and by extension how limitless the possibilities of this life are. Great title for this post! And the City of Memory site is amazing. Even though I'm not familiar with NYC at all, I can totally appreciate it. It's a perfect example of the fantastic potential of the Internet to connect people in an intimate, not at all "virtual," way.

I'm obsessed with unreported histories of all kinds, anything that doesn't make it into the neatly packaged narrative that's peddled to us in school and by the media. Exposing yourself to forgotten stories helps demonstrate how truly complex our world is, and by extension how limitless the possibilities of this life are.

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