I think you're right. This is an amazing building built late 20s or early 30s.
I was just thinking about how a lot of people make the mistake on US road trips of sticking to the interstates. The world of the boomers.
There was a whole pre-1940s world on the back highways. little towns with beautiful buildings from 1890s -1920s timeframe.
And then there's the ancient civilizations that we are just now finding in the Americas. It's such an amazing continent.
indeed, i'm on a mission to stack enough to get a boat and go there by wind power in the future. not sure about what is a good time to sail the atlantic, based on the intense windy stormy weather of feb-may on the north of this island i'm guessing that i probably don't want to go on a long haul until a full year from now, so i may just go and dock in cape verde for a while and wait out the bad winter weather then i'm heading for the coast of south america somewhere. idk, brazil, maybe, but then i might as well circle around and go up the west of the gulf and see ES and guatemala and mexico
