Saturday, 16 June 2018
Saturday Photo: More Concrete....This Time in Peru
Moving toward the home stretch for my book Rock of Ages: How Concrete Built the World As We Know It. The University of Regina Press wants a draft by the middle of July, so it can be published sometime in 2019.
So I'm hard at work. Among the things I'm doing is looking at the photos I've taken in my various travels to see what role concrete has played in the places I've visited. The photo is of a building under construction in the little town in the Amazon basin where my bus stopped on the trip I took across the Andes from Cusco, Peru to Rio Branco, Brazil. (For more about that, see Road through Time: The Story of Humanity on the Move.) Definitely artisanal, DIY work, but it's also testimony to the ubiquity and usefulness of concrete.
So I'm hard at work. Among the things I'm doing is looking at the photos I've taken in my various travels to see what role concrete has played in the places I've visited. The photo is of a building under construction in the little town in the Amazon basin where my bus stopped on the trip I took across the Andes from Cusco, Peru to Rio Branco, Brazil. (For more about that, see Road through Time: The Story of Humanity on the Move.) Definitely artisanal, DIY work, but it's also testimony to the ubiquity and usefulness of concrete.
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