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Flickr IntegrationWent out and took a bunch of pictures of both Union Station and the Artsgarden and uploaded them to flickr. It is pretty straightforward ... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Tour MappingCheck out this downtown walking tour someone created for Cincinnati: Cincinnati Walking Tour This is pretty much what I had in mind to ... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Nov. 8, 2008 Reply by Pat Coyle |
Union Station ScriptHere's the script I created for Union Station. Comments? Union Station, 39 Jackson Place Union Stations are called that because they we... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Oct. 29, 2008 Reply by Aaron M. Renn |
Indianapolis Artsgarden ScriptHere's a draft script I created for the Artsgarden The Indianapolis Artsgarden. 100 W. Washington St. It’s tough to miss the Indianapol... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Oct. 25, 2008 Reply by Aaron M. Renn |
Downtown Landmarks Tour SitesOk, here is what I sketched out for a downtown walking tour focused on key landmarks in the "core spine" of downtown from Union Station t... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Oct. 17, 2008 Reply by Matt Theobald |
Getting Started and Initial To-Do ListOk, let’s kick this thing off! I’ll outline my initial thoughts and let everyone else chime in and/or volunteer. My first thought is th... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Oct. 8, 2008 Reply by Aaron M. Renn |
Announcing Naptown ArchitoursBack in January I gave a Pecha Kucha presentation called “15 Quick Easy and Cheap Ways to Make a Big Urban Design Impact in Indianapolis”... Started by Aaron M. Renn |
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Oct. 1, 2008 Reply by Jessica Young |
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