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Archive for July, 2007

Park-o-Lot

The big square box in the photo above is the Kroger on Parsons Avenue, with a large parking lot in front. It’s never full, even when the first week of the month rolls around.
Now, look at the two yellow [school buses] parked in the lot just north of the Kroger store. That [...]

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Walking Columbus?

 

Like with any other issue that has arrived over the past 20 years, I immediately plunk myself down when I find that Architecture Minnesota has arrived in the mailbox. The official magazine of AIA Minnesota, it’s been a nearly life-long companion in every place that I’ve lived. Having Minneapolis delivered to my [...]

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Skycap. Please!

A last minute decision to get out of town for the weekend, and I burned through a whole lot of frequent flyer miles to get this ticket. It’s been over a year since I’ve parked at Port Columbus and I’ve noticed while picking up visitors that there have been some changes out there.
I popped [...]

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Part I: Just How Far?

So, I’ve been invited to Ontario for Canadian Thanksgiving. The benefit of celebrating Thanksgiving in October is that only one other guy at work may be asking for that weekend off, but I’m quite sure that he won’t be going north for the holidays.
The tough part is getting there. The farm is two [...]

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Devon Palmer

If you’re looking for a unique gift, or simply a stunning accent piece for your home, consider the works of Devon Palmer. Originally from Indiana, with a former career in aviation, Devon’s passion now lies in woodturning at his Columbus studio in the Short North.
Collections of plates, platters, vases and spindle work demonstrate his [...]

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Cool Pools

Everything I’d ever heard my mother say came rushing back. An unintentional tribute to being raised as a germ-free Catholic. Athletes’ foot. Psoriasis. Urinary tract infection. An attack by a Candiru. Strep throat. Ear infection. Had there been anti-bacterial cleaning products at the time, our house would have [...]

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This year marks the 8th annual Merion Village Garden Tour. Scheduled for Sunday July 8th, the garden tour is testament to the reemergence of this Columbus neighborhood.
Formerly home to the Moeller family farm, the German Village shooting club and the orchards of the Hanford family, Merion Village became a “street car suburb” during [...]

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