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[colebrook]

Today I went to the Trinity site. I was expecting desolation, perhaps a somber memorial, an "it was a necessary evil" attitude. Instead, after driving 2 hours deep into a remote military base, I was confronted with souvenirs, hot-dogs, and the most cliche throng of white, patriotic American tourists I've ever seen. Two men with army haircuts asked

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[noevilstarr]

jesus

[laralei]

you're such a good writer, i feel like i was there with you.

bummer! but the atrocity of the scene you have described is almost as interesting to document as what you had first expected.

[colebrook]

its way more interesting. If there was no one there, I would have driven ten hours there and back to see a big plaque in the middle of the desert.

[laralei]

are you still in santa fe?
if yuou're back in santa cruz i know you don't get reception, so how will i contact you when i come up?

[colebrook]

i get good enough reception at my house to get your call . . . sometimes the calls just die after a few minutes of talking.

[dav9d]

That is pretty revolting. You should post pictures sometime.

Any word on San Francisco summer plans?

[colebrook]

im applying to internships, it all depends on where I get accepted.