Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Russell and Vandeventer

 Was informed by someone in my vast network of domino informants throughout the city about this one. Just a single solitary domino, in pretty fresh asphalt, as usual.


wtf

Monday, April 2, 2012

Most Interesting Find Yet

Having found one in front of the Grand Basin/Art Hill in Forest Park has me very intrigued, and potentially throws out the "route markings" theory. With a set of dominoes directly in front of a major landmark, and NOT at two intersecting streets seems to strengthen my "treasure hunt/geo-caching" theory.
Interesting to note about this set is that this set is the first that has up to 9 dots on each half, whereas all the previous ones have only had up to 6 per half. This must add some significance to this location, or at least more than the rest. Perhaps it is the final set to find? The end of a route? I just don't know...


I inspected this set, and they look like there had been a smalle "hole" chiseled into the pavement, and then these had been cemented into somehow. I'm thinking these weren't put in when it was repaved.

-More to come.

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Some Theories

I can't really make a strong argument for any of these, but it's all I got.

  • A street worker is leaving his "signature" when he is on the crew to repave a street, much like signing your name in wet sidewalk pavement.
  • They are some kind of route marker for a route, where the directional-orientation and numbers tell you how many blocks to go and where to turn in order find the next set.
  • Some kind of dorky geocaching thing.
  • An advertisement for Domino's Pizza
  • stupid conceptual artwork.