Raek
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Went for my annual Amelia Island Concours trip with the crew and wound up finding some cool spots. One was at the same restaurant that we've been to previously, but the cover of night was much more inspirational.
I learned that Shell Recharge is a thing, and charged at South of The Border, which seems to be going under some sort of rejuvenation. The billboards leading up to it are waaaaaay less racist, and putting in some HPC is pretty cool as well. Maybe they'll redo the public restrooms next.
The cobblestone photos are from Savannah, GA where we hung out with some less fortunate folk who had some great stories and decent ideas on the electrification of cars, albeit not having cars (or homes) themselves. Dudes were pretty damn chill and honestly a lot more personable than 90% of the people who you run into on Amelia Island for that particular weekend.
Anyway, while nuclear destruction hangs on the senile decisions of old men in high chairs, why not get a little grungy and cyberpunk with it?
4E4A8536 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A8587 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A8583 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A8591 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A8765 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A9007 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A9000 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A9011 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
4E4A9024 by Loys Jasone, on Flickr
I learned that Shell Recharge is a thing, and charged at South of The Border, which seems to be going under some sort of rejuvenation. The billboards leading up to it are waaaaaay less racist, and putting in some HPC is pretty cool as well. Maybe they'll redo the public restrooms next.
The cobblestone photos are from Savannah, GA where we hung out with some less fortunate folk who had some great stories and decent ideas on the electrification of cars, albeit not having cars (or homes) themselves. Dudes were pretty damn chill and honestly a lot more personable than 90% of the people who you run into on Amelia Island for that particular weekend.
Anyway, while nuclear destruction hangs on the senile decisions of old men in high chairs, why not get a little grungy and cyberpunk with it?
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