David Rysdam writes:
> There used to be a site out there that was like "geektours.com" or
> "engineeringvacations.com" or something like that. It had computer
> history and science museums, civil engineering projects, factory tours
> and all kinds of great stuff listed on it. Does anyone else remember
> this thing and know where it is? Maybe it died.
>
> (In case you find it, this isn't it, although it isn't a terrible
> addition to the genre: http://engineeringsights.org/)
I don't think this is specifically what you were looking for, but
since I happened across it in the last 24 hours I thought I'd point it
out:
_The Geek Atlas: 128 Places Where Science and
Technology Come Alive_
John Graham-Cumming
Kind regards,
--kevin
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