The photo is the result of accidentally-on-purpose over-saturating the CCD on the digital camera. Aside from that, we added yet more photos to the gallery and replaced Paul's magnetic bumper sticker, which got lost.The Wabe → The Roadtrip → The Roadtrip Reports → Year 2
1997 was a pivotal year for the Roadtrip project, with the début of the audio and picture galleries, the opening of a forum for spectators, Gilroy, and El Niño.
The Smogmobile Sound Experience is now available for your enjoyment.
Comments? Questions? The brave scientists running the Smogmobile Research Labs are ready to help you with all the Smogmobile-related information they have.
There are numerous references to Flash Gordon throughout this hierarchy. Here's the whole ugly story, brought to you by the SM2000 Investigative Reporting Group.
While waiting for Paul to begin digitizing the recordings of our recent trips, Rob threw together a small photo gallery of some of the strange things we have seen in the past.
Also, the beginnings of a shrine dedicated to the Official Game of the Smogmobile 2000™: The Omega Virus (from Milton Bradley).
More Evil House photos...
Just when things were beginning to shape up, disaster occurs. Will the Smogmobile be ready for Robert's triumphant return to the Southland?
Now that we've got the Smogmobile running, Rob's car breaks down.
Finally got to L.A., sans car. Paul and Rob spent the weekend getting photos for the gallery and whipping up a special magnetic bumper sticker for the Smogmobile. We also learned that one should not let the batteries completely drain from a DC-120 camera...
Better late than never: a new article from those dirt-digging reporters in the SM2000 Investigative Reporting Group.
The photo is the result of accidentally-on-purpose over-saturating the CCD on the digital camera. Aside from that, we added yet more photos to the gallery and replaced Paul's magnetic bumper sticker, which got lost.
Even more frightening than the prospect of meeting Godzilla is the possibility of a clean Smogmobile. Even more frightening is the possibility of a working Smogmobile.
Here (finally!) is a complete log of the weekend.
Thanksgiving was marked with water-- lots of it. But even El Niño was no match for the Smogmobile 2000.
In what is certainly a turning point in the history of the Smogmobile Research Labs, the Smogmobile 2000 gets the attention of the media.
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