Dylan, the newest addition to my happy little rag-tag ragtown family~ Official retainer for Spice. Mostly put in charge cause he likes him a lot, and Patrick figured that was a good thing.
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Dylan, the newest addition to my happy little rag-tag ragtown family~ Official retainer for Spice. Mostly put in charge cause he likes him a lot, and Patrick figured that was a good thing.
Still debating his name, but he’s attracted to heat signatures. :D
Building variations in Ragtown, a short game made in 72 hours for the Ludum Dare Jam contest. http://on.be.net/1C6cebm
Ragtown, a short game made in 72 hours for the Ludum Dare Jam contest.
http://on.be.net/1C6cebm
Preserving Historic Ragtown In cooperation with the BLM, historic preservationists from the National Park Service North Cascades Preservation Team completed stabilization work on two log cabins in the historic "Ragtown" site near Salmon, Idaho. "Ragtown" also called "Tent Town," was a neighborhood of itinerant mine workers and their families scattered over a timbered bench at the west edge of the main lead-silver boomtown of Gilmore, Idaho. Over the course of its occupation, ca. 1910 through the late 1930s, the area was dominated by platform tents, small cobbled shacks built of scrap materials and several log cabins. The name "Ragtown" is purported to derive from the frequent use of rags and other materials stuffed into knot holes and cracks to insulate from the winter's bite. A large portion of "Ragtown" now rests on public lands managed by the BLM. More stabilization work will be completed later in 2013 to continue preserving this historic gem of Idaho. -Krista Berumen
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