Saturday Linkages: Late Sunday Edition

The ancient fabric that no one knows how to make

Urban Fish Ponds: Low-tech Sewage Treatment for Towns and Cities

Anywhere but Here: Ponte Tower

More than 5,000 people attend illegal party at Tonto national forest in Arizona

Weird Zillow listing of the week

An internet mystery: someone built a copy of the Borgund Stave Church in Connecticut and the craftspeople weren’t happy with “bossman”

Why This Historically Black Clinic Is Giving the COVID Vaccine to People From All Over Los Angeles

Norwegian Man Slides Down Snowy Hill While Drinking Coffee | Like a Boss

Root Simple flashback: mix yourself a Brown Derby cocktail tonight!

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  1. My gosh, that dome house…if I lived there, I’d want to sew the costumes from Logan’s Run for loungewear.

  2. Well! What an outstanding crop this Sunday edition was!!!

    That Swedish guy might be my new reading-while-walking hero. That Ponte Tower is quite the thing. I’d never heard of it. And that church! Jimminy! What an undertaking. My favorite was probably about the muslin though. That’s truly remarkable and a segment of fabric history that I especially appreciated as a seamstress. You cracked me up with your recipe-first-chatter-second strategy of recipe sharing. I’ve never had a brown derby, but Matt and I have been slowly building up a repertoire of cocktails.

    Have a great week, Erik.

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