State of the Blog Update: Progress...?
Hey all. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who has joined thus far. It's only day 4 and not counting myself, we're averaging 1.5 new members per day! That's pretty damn good. As well, we're averaging over 35 visits a day, which is another good sign. Now, if there are "lurkers" out there (to take Phil's word), that's cool too, but of course, we'd rather everyone get's involved. So go hound those who are unawares, or ignoring it.
(Or must we name names?)
So Gracias for joining, and writing.
In other news: added a 'blurb' of my own invention. Not especially happy with its position (blocking the pic), or colour, but I like the general vibe. (Phil, maybe it'd be better in a sidebar?) Looking for Suggestions. . .
In my ramblings, found a great photo archive of 1880's st. john's here.and what I think is a pretty remarkable pic of downtown (Duckworth area) from another era.

crazy, non? the construction is completely different, stone instead of wood, and incredibly attractive (colonial?) architecture, but the shell is there.
*all for now, Peace until later (8 days to go!)
(Or must we name names?)
So Gracias for joining, and writing.
In other news: added a 'blurb' of my own invention. Not especially happy with its position (blocking the pic), or colour, but I like the general vibe. (Phil, maybe it'd be better in a sidebar?) Looking for Suggestions. . .
In my ramblings, found a great photo archive of 1880's st. john's here.and what I think is a pretty remarkable pic of downtown (Duckworth area) from another era.

crazy, non? the construction is completely different, stone instead of wood, and incredibly attractive (colonial?) architecture, but the shell is there.
*all for now, Peace until later (8 days to go!)





















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