2010-10-07 15:26:17.239226+02 by petronius 1 comments
Geography often defines the limits of our lives, but also often the limits of memory. In an intriguing little item from Boing-Boing, a tale of Pittsburgh PA's lost cemetaries, flying turkey carcasses, and the holy tooth of St. Anthony of Padua.
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#Comment Re: made: 2010-10-07 19:53:36.799226+02 by: markd
Pittsburg is a non-euclidian geography. I'm not surprised only the dead know the area.
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