Ah, the Amalfi Coast... If you ever get to Italy, it's a must. And I can tell you from experience that for me, the single most expensive part of my occasional three week trips to Italy is the air fare, you really can see and eat your way through Italy without breaking the bank. Stay at the hotels the locals stay at, eat at the restaurants the locals eat at, and avoid the tourist traps. It can be done!
@ Kjftz (WHERE ARE YOU, YOU'VE DISAPPEARED!) - Yes, I know that smell. In Corvallis, Oregon where I grew up there is a small roaster (small is relative, the plant takes up half a block, but it's certainly much smaller than Starbucks), and when they are roasting, the aroma wafts over the city...
I think it is more likly some other type of target such as perhaps satellite, because it is too close to buildings, not on a bombing range, and there are no bomb craters.
Pretty "unassuming" for I.M. Pei. From the Wikipedia: "The building was demolished in February 2013, but the Atlanta Preservation Center stated that its understanding that a portion of the façade was to be "resurrected as a shell" and incorporated into the new complex"...
Strictly speaking I didn't find it all by myself. A friend in the biz had mentioned this location, so I had the location but really no info. After a bit of Googling I found the web site that talked about all three sites in this series (drone, frigates, sub).
For some reason, well, cost of housing in LA in that particular neighborhod, I question "multi-ocupency", many places in that neighborhood that can be described as "single room bungalows" sell for $500,000 and up.
I grew up in Portland in the 1970's and played at this fountain several times a week. When I was older, I smoked a lot of weed here as well... A different time. For a while in the 70's and 80's you could smoke weed in the park and no one cared. Than came the "War On Drugs" and that deal was over...
Thus the show WAS filmed there, as well as other locations. You original comment says Roslyn was not a filming location, and that simply is not accurate. You're being pedantic.
The story is that a rancher and early landowner of the mountain, expressed his opinion that the mountain resembled a pot of excrement, thus we can guess what the "S" and "P" stand for.
I drive through this town all the time on the way to Pacific Beach Hoquiam and Aberdeen (where grung rocker Curt Cobain was from) have been very very "depressed since the fishing industry and logging industry have nose-dived. Really sad, they are both "cute" towns.
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So, it's gone.
However, the Tacoma Museum of Glass is a great evening, there are always artists in the "hot shop" making art, and you can go in and watch.
In fact quite a bit of production did take place there.