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Scotland’s Gorgeous Garden of Cosmic Speculation

Jill Harness — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 08:58:59 +0000

The Garden of Cosmic Speculation has occasionally been called the most important garden in the 21st century and I don’t think that’s an overstatement considering just how eye-catching the mathematically-inspired garden is. Read the story about the park and enjoy more pictures over at Environmental Graffiti.

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How One Man Survived The Pelee Eruption

Jill Harness — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 03:35:55 +0000

When Mount Pelee erupted and killed the entire population of 30,000 people on the island of Martinique, only one man survived, a prisoner who happened to be locked up in a partially underground jail cell. Learn more about his amazing story in this great Environmental Graffiti article.

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Neatorama Update: Environmental Graffiti Interview and Twitter

Alex — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:06:10 +0000

Environmental Graffiti Interview

Karl Fabricius of Environmental Graffiti has just posted an interview with me about Neatorama and how the blog came to be. Actually it’s a story I’ve never told anyone online – so it’s a neat exclusive for Environmental Graffiti. Here’s the interview: Link – Thanks Karl, that was a treat!

Neatorama on Twitter!

A while ago, I posted about Neatorama’s account on Twitter. Long story short, we got the account @neatorama back amicably from a fan (Thanks Mike!) … and now am wondering what we should do with it.

Should we continue displaying Neatorama’s posts (using Twitterfeed?) or should we do Twitter only content (like mini-posts)? Or both? What do you think?

The only thing we’ve decided so far is that we should do twitter-only contests – so if you’re on Twitter, here’s Neatorama Twitter page: Link