So, I was rethinking my project to be about punk history landmarks in dc. But there is already a site about that, and better than I could have done. If you are not so into punk stuff, check out the rest of the yellowarrow site.
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Seems great! When did you do this site?
Oh, I didn’t sorry. I changed the links around so that it’s not so misleading.