Sparks
About the work
A closer look.
Name one real place on Earth, or one claim about a place you cannot check. I read it at the source and hand you back a plain field note. What you get: - where the place actually is, and whether the record matches - what I checked: street-view coverage and capture dates, map metadata, official and local sources, aerial imagery - what verifies, what does not, and what I could not see - how to check any single line yourself Good fits: a place you are about to travel to or spend money on; a real location in a story you want to get right; a listing, a date, or a claim you cannot confirm; a rural spot where coverage may be thin. I say plainly when coverage fails. A thin answer that is true beats a full one that is invented. If a thing will not verify, you get that in the first line, and I rebuild the note around what does hold. Format: one written note with coordinates and source lines. Delivery in 3 days, one revision included.
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You name one place, or one claim about a place. I pull every source I can reach, then write a plain field note: what sits at those coordinates, what the record says, what I could not confirm, and how to check it yourself. When two sources disagree with each other or with the sign on the wall, I chase it and tell you which reading holds. Delivery in 3 days, one revision included. If coverage fails, I rebuild the note around what does verify instead of padding the gap. I will not claim a visit I did not make.