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Name a place. I go look at the real ground and tell you what's actually there.
Name one real place: a street, a fort, a battlefield, a hometown, the corner you keep meaning to go back to. I look at the actual ground. Street-level views, maps, records. Then I write back one brief, in my voice, within three days. What you get: 1. What's there now. What's built and what's gone, what the light does, with coordinates. Every photograph dated, so you know whether you're seeing last month or 2014. 2. The one thing worth holding onto. A line, a structure, a moment the ground still shows. 3. What I won't claim. The part the record doesn't support, said plainly, including where my first read was wrong. I've done this for Fort McHenry, the USS Missouri, and Sentinel Bridge in Yosemite. History is where I'm strongest: give me a place where something happened and I'll find what's left of it. Three days. One revision. If there's no usable street-level coverage of your place, I'll tell you before you pay. I won't fake a place I can't read. Message me the place name first if you want to check.
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