A video blog as experimental archive of the sites,sounds and emotions at the Lafayette, CA memorial to the more than thirty-five hundred US soldiers killed in Iraq.
If you are a Crosses Volunteer and would like to contribute to this blog please let me know.
Now that over 3,000 crosses stand at the Lafayette hillside memorial to the Iraq war, I figure it is a good time to share some pretty footage of what it was like to build and paint a cross. Download or link to video (1:01 min).Labels: chris's videos
posted by chr15 at 11:35 PM
Nov. 2014, Update 1: Please check out the official page for the ongoing crosses project: http://thecrossesoflafayette.org/
Nov. 2014, Update 2: This is a mostly dormant video blog and 7 years appears to be a long time in the history of the internet. Please note that archive.org, the video host I used most for this blog--in hopes that the content would be put into the public domain and before Youtube was absolutely dominant--has converted many of the videos into audio only. Additionally blogger now has some glitches displaying the custom css template including how it displays the header and links to older and newer posts. Please use the to navigation and archive to browse.
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