Here's a list of every house I've ever lived in. It's 32 across four continents - a different one every 15 months or so which is impressive as I lived in one of them for ten years.
(Related: 15 minutes of terror, or how the UK has changed in four years; Crystal World; Elsie Street, west slope of Bernal Heights)
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15 minutes of terror, or how the UK has changed in four years — Due mainly to Coronavirus I haven't been back to the UK in four years. This time I have three profound changes to report. The first is that almost every single tourist attraction is selling tickets in 15 minute...
Crystal World — A timelapse of four containers growing crystals from the National Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Lab. The sequence was shot over two weeks (one frame every four minutes, running at 60 frames per second). It should have taken...
Elsie Street, west slope of Bernal Heights — If you only buy one house in Bernal Heights this month it should be 94 Elsie Street on the west slope of the hill(I'm not biased, just happened to have lived there for nearly ten years!)...
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