New Speakers
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Oh no! Looks like they hired Scott Gasparich! :O
Seriously though, you can even hide speakers in building facades. I can't believe CW would allow this. Please be temporary.
Seriously though, you can even hide speakers in building facades. I can't believe CW would allow this. Please be temporary.
There are speakers in a lot of trees in Colonial Williamsburg already, not that that statement is a justification in and of itself. That being said, it looks like this is the Raleigh Tavern where a part of their their program, Revolutionary City, takes place. In the past it's been really difficult to hear the program when there are large crowds present, even though the orators are trying hard to project. I think this will be an overall positive effect, at least for people trying to hear one of their signature programs. And like most of the other speakers, I expect tree branches will eventually fill in to ameliorate their appearance.
The new President has been making changes. He is also going through the historic trades and some of those exhibits could change. Thankfully, he has brought back the big Patriot re-enactor event in October which he canceled last year. But, the British event in July is still absent.
they also have ELECTRICITY in the buildings. THAT IS TOTALLY UNACEPTABLE!
Zimmy's a silly goose.
It's just that CW does a such a good job of hiding everything that's not of the time period...It's shocking to see the speakers stand out like that.
It's just that CW does a such a good job of hiding everything that's not of the time period...It's shocking to see the speakers stand out like that.
Then maybe with that in mind we should all wait and see what this looks like when its officially completed.
The northern most area(from what I learned) in the eastern side of the continent where Spanish Moss grows natively is in the Southside of Hampton Roads. In fact, that's a big selling point at First Landing state park in Virginia Beach. It would be pretty abnormal to see any in Williamsburg.
There is tons of it on both sides of 64 and in the middle between Richmond and CW. I don't think it would be 'unjustified' to use it natively speaking, but they never would or should. It is more like a virus to tree life and usually ends up killing the trees that it grows on. This could probably be controlled in a landscaped setting, but would still be like 'tree neglect' by introducing it deliberately. It can be very pretty though.
Edit. And useful for hiding speakers
Edit. And useful for hiding speakers