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Richard Soderberg

Richard Soderberg


43 places I want to go   17 places I've been
  1. 1. Hollywood Bowl
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaLos Angeles CountyLos AngelesHollywood
    30 people
  2. 2. Griffith Park Observatory
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaLos Angeles CountyLos AngelesGriffith Park
    48 people
  3. 3. Glendurgan Garden
    United KingdomGreat BritainEnglandCornwallMawnan Smith
    1 person
  4. 4. Socotra Archipelago
    Yemen
    3 people
  5. 5. The Falkirk Wheel
    United KingdomGreat BritainScotlandFalkirk
    7 people
  6. 6. Geisel Library
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaSan Diego CountySan DiegoUniversity Of California, San Diego
    5 people
  7. 7. Birch Aquarium
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaSan Diego CountySan DiegoLa Jolla
    6 people
  8. 8. Palomar Observatory
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaSan Diego CountyPalomar Mountain
    3 people
  9. 9. Butterly Vivarium
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaSan Diego CountyNorth CountyEncinitasLeucadia
    1 person
  10. 10. Solana Beach Farmer's Market
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaSan Diego CountyNorth CountySolana Beach
    1 person
  11. 11. Vieux Montreal
    CanadaQuébec ProvinceMontreal
    34 people
  12. 12. Chaco Canyon
    United StatesNew MexicoChaco Culture National Historical Park
    62 people
  13. 13. Avebury
    United KingdomGreat BritainEnglandWiltshire
    1 cheer
    14 people
  14. 14. Stonehenge
    United KingdomGreat BritainEnglandWiltshire
    2,211 people
  15. 15. Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory
    Mythical/Fictional PlacesLiterature And Fiction
    437 people
  16. 16. West Yorkshire Sculpture Park
    United KingdomGreat BritainEnglandWest Yorkshire
    7 people
  17. 17. Cabot, Cabot & Forbes Tower
    United StatesCaliforniaNorthern CaliforniaBay AreaSan Francisco PeninsulaSan Mateo CountySouth San Francisco
    1 person
  18. 18. French Lick
    United StatesIndianaSouthern IndianaOrange County
    3 people
  19. 19. Köln
    GermanyNordrhein-Westfalen
    144 people
  20. 20. Dividing The Light
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaLos Angeles CountyClaremontClaremont CollegesPomona College
    1 person
  21. 21. Light Reign
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleUniversity DistrictUniversity Of WashingtonHenry Art Gallery
    2 cheers
    1 person

Recent entries

Eugene, Oregon

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This photo is of a fenced path leading towards the river bike trail near EWEB. Some of the bike paths are longer than bus routes. In good weather with a well-kept bicycle I occasionally beat the bus to the downtown station using the roads and paths.

Two hours drive out of town is deep woods where seeing another car once in a day is unusual. It’s between many cities – Salem and Bend and Newport and Roseburg and Portland. There’s an airport that may still be international.

Flourishing downtown night life, little shops everywhere during the day. Good food to be found. Bike paths are crowded during the day and empty at night (aside from odd people and the occasional patrol car). University campus is laced with pedestrian and bicycle trails leading to everywhere; carry a pedestrian map.

Small (and not so small) co-ops are everywhere; they sell among other things energy-efficient light bulbs, bicycle repair, healthy foods, and internet.

Technology companies have been a driving force in the area for many years. Concentrated areas of town are saturated with Internet, with badly-wired residential areas beginning to harness wireless. The university contributes to IPv6 in various ways. Programmers, engineers, and system administrators are everywhere.

over 6 years ago

Denver Art Museum, Denver

Trace Elements: Light Into Space

Not showing currently but most likely soon. Says the museum’s PR Office:



There is a James Turrell piece, titled Trace Elements: Light Into Space, in the Museum’s collection. While plans are not definite, we hope to put it back on view once the new Museum complex opens in fall 2006.

over 6 years ago
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