#occupied spaces

[occupied-spaces]

Driftwood sculptures are a time-honored tradition on the Pacific coast. Since the park management banned vehicles and campsites from the beaches (back in the day hippies used to live on the beach all summer, complete with their trucks/vans and tents) driftwood building has become the primary lasting evidence of human presence here. You can find everything from this sort of standing sculpture to little cabins build on top of the rocks or at the high tide line.

[occupied-spaces]

This is one of my favorite shots from last year's trip to Jasper. There were a lot of hikers along the canyon trail, so I got some good pictures of people interacting with the landscape.

[fleabite531]

Reflections on how we ran the negotiations with uni management during Free Hetherington occupation

I just wrote this as a response to someone asking for advice on running negotiations during university occupations. Posting it here for other’s information, and as a personal thing for re-reflecting on later. I possibly will expand on it later.

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So I’m just one of the people that was involved in the occupation. There were some internal divisions about how to handle the negotiations and I was…

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[awtson]

The stars are out and Sherlock wants to show John that he learned one constellation [x]

[anarcakes]

Creativity comes often from places that are not completely regulated, from the walls in the suburbs to the spaces under the stairs. Think about free radios: if people had kept in mind only the law they would have never existed.

Giuliano Pisapia, Mayor of Milan