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A road is a marked path that leads between places, a liminal space connecting locations, events and people. The road network may connect such disparate places as [[The Manufactory Of The Dawn]], backwoods [[Kentucky]], [[April Secular Sane Third Sexual Revolution|Minnesota during a gender revolution]], [[Artist Machine|trades shows for artist machines]], a world where [[Weird Fishes|elemental emotions manifest as Weird Fishes]], the [[Conscientious Objector|Củ Chi tunnel complex in Vietnam]] | A road is a marked path that leads between places, a liminal space connecting locations, events and people. The road network may connect such disparate places as [[The Manufactory Of The Dawn]], backwoods [[Kentucky]], [[April Secular Sane Third Sexual Revolution|Minnesota during a gender revolution]], [[Artist Machine|trades shows for artist machines]], a world where [[Weird Fishes|elemental emotions manifest as Weird Fishes]], the [[Conscientious Objector|Củ Chi tunnel complex in Vietnam]], [[The Whitfield Strangler|Whitfield]] in Kent, [[Imitations (Likely to be Divine)|possibly divine computer programs]], [[Ominously abundant pinniped|sealion colonies in California]] and a [[Drunk on a Park Bench|park bench]]. | ||
A road is, itself, a location where events may occur. | A road is, itself, a location where events may occur. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 4 August 2024
A road is a marked path that leads between places, a liminal space connecting locations, events and people. The road network may connect such disparate places as The Manufactory Of The Dawn, backwoods Kentucky, Minnesota during a gender revolution, trades shows for artist machines, a world where elemental emotions manifest as Weird Fishes, the Củ Chi tunnel complex in Vietnam, Whitfield in Kent, possibly divine computer programs, sealion colonies in California and a park bench.
A road is, itself, a location where events may occur.