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Mar. 16th, 2015 09:04 pmIt's been a long time since I've made time for getting up close and personal with subterranean urban infrastructure.
I'm planning an urban spelunking trip for exploration and photography some time over my Spring break, which spans the 28th of March through the 4th of April. If you're local or will be in the area, and you're interested in coming with me, let me know and we can talk about details!
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I'm leaving early Thursday morning for Syracuse, where I'll be attending a welcome event for prospective grad students. I'm looking forward to meeting several folks I might be working with, as well as some current grad students. I feel like I should probably have a list of neighborhoods to look at and stuff like that, but, well, I don't. I've seen a few areas where studio apartments are available near-ish to the university. I'll probably write down a few intersections to drive around near and get a feel for the areas.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
restoman, would you like to get together for a little food or something, maybe Friday once the events on campus are done? I'm not sure how much you're up to doing at the moment....
danaeris is coming with, which always makes a long drive more enjoyable. She'll be staying with her parents in the Toronto area while I drive on to New York state. Roadtrip!
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Do I need to study for the GIS exam coming up tomorrow? *shrugs* I don't know. I'm having one of those moments where I feel like there's a bunch of stuff I should be doing and I'm not quite sure where to start. I think I'll read the paper that a Syracuse professor just sent me about bridging the conceptual gap between studying infrastructure and engaging in current community issues.
I'm planning an urban spelunking trip for exploration and photography some time over my Spring break, which spans the 28th of March through the 4th of April. If you're local or will be in the area, and you're interested in coming with me, let me know and we can talk about details!
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I'm leaving early Thursday morning for Syracuse, where I'll be attending a welcome event for prospective grad students. I'm looking forward to meeting several folks I might be working with, as well as some current grad students. I feel like I should probably have a list of neighborhoods to look at and stuff like that, but, well, I don't. I've seen a few areas where studio apartments are available near-ish to the university. I'll probably write down a few intersections to drive around near and get a feel for the areas.
restoman, would you like to get together for a little food or something, maybe Friday once the events on campus are done? I'm not sure how much you're up to doing at the moment....danaeris is coming with, which always makes a long drive more enjoyable. She'll be staying with her parents in the Toronto area while I drive on to New York state. Roadtrip!---
Do I need to study for the GIS exam coming up tomorrow? *shrugs* I don't know. I'm having one of those moments where I feel like there's a bunch of stuff I should be doing and I'm not quite sure where to start. I think I'll read the paper that a Syracuse professor just sent me about bridging the conceptual gap between studying infrastructure and engaging in current community issues.
