B3 -- Lomas Blvd: 1500 East - Revision history

Jai at 08:40, 6 January 2011

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Wren at 17:35, 2 May 2010

2010-05-02T17:35:05Z

Haruspex: Created page with 'Lomas Blvd: 1500 East -- Albuquerque The scars left on the city by overdevelopment can be seen here, in an empty-feeling neighborhood to the east of the infamous "Warzone." At o…'

2010-03-26T15:07:31Z

Created page with 'Lomas Blvd: 1500 East -- Albuquerque The scars left on the city by overdevelopment can be seen here, in an empty-feeling neighborhood to the east of the infamous "Warzone." At o…'

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Lomas Blvd: 1500 East -- Albuquerque

The scars left on the city by overdevelopment can be seen here, in an empty-feeling neighborhood to the east of the infamous "Warzone." At one time, the post-war boom led to the building of a multitude of businesses and residences, most of which now stand empty as the city has continued to expand outwards. A few of the strip-malls are still doing fairly well, filled with small businesses like nail salons, pizza parlors, video rental stores, etc. Stucco and adobe-style private houses cluster around the area, increasingly prominent in the north, their unkempt lawns a symptom of the area's condition.

To the south, cars along I-40 zoom blithely past, the sound of their tires along the pavement like a subsonic bass line which further underlines the dead silence of the area. To the east, the picturesque Sandia Peak looms like a green and tan behemoth, passively observing the encroachment of civilization and all its inherent wonders upon its slopes. Tramway Blvd. bisects the street in a north/south trajectory, becoming more commercial to the south and more residential to the north.

Obvious exits:
North <N> South <S> West <W>

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-The scars left on the city by overdevelopment can be seen here, in an empty-feeling neighborhood to the east of the infamous "Warzone." At one time, the post-war boom led to the building of a multitude of businesses and residences, most of which now stand empty as the city has continued to expand outwards. A few of the strip-malls are still doing fairly well, filled with small businesses like nail salons, pizza parlors, video rental stores, etc. Stucco and adobe-style private houses cluster around the area, increasingly prominent in the north, their unkempt lawns a symptom of the area's condition.
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-To the south, cars along I-40 zoom blithely past, the sound of their tires along the pavement like a subsonic bass line which further underlines the dead silence of the area. To the east, the picturesque Sandia Peak looms like a green and tan behemoth, passively observing the encroachment of civilization and all its inherent wonders upon its slopes. Tramway Blvd. bisects the street in a north/south trajectory, becoming more commercial to the south and more residential to the north.
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