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Cheri Lucas Rowlands

Editor and writer. Interested in tiny things, nineties nostalgia, old jungle mixtapes, punctuation, and my cats. Not to be fed after midnight.

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Tag Archives: las vegas

Neon (Again)

An end-of-summer visit to the Neon Boneyard in Las Vegas, in haiku and photographs.

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsSeptember 24, 2016April 19, 2017Posted inphotographyTags:haiku, las vegas, neon, poetry, signs, travel22 Comments on Neon (Again)

On Time and Shaping Las Vegas

Neon Boneyard

It feels odd, perhaps unnatural, to age in a place as timeless and anachronistic as Las Vegas: where night is masked as day, where clocks are nowhere to be found, where things happen and are never spoken of again once you’ve left.

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsApril 27, 2014April 29, 2017Posted infavorites, memory, place, timeTags:las vegas, place, time20 Comments on On Time and Shaping Las Vegas

Where Neon Signs Go to Die: The Neon Boneyard in Las Vegas

neon boneyard

The simplest description of the Neon Boneyard? It’s where Sin City’s signs go to die.

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsNovember 16, 2011December 10, 2017Posted inart, elsewhere, photography, travelTags:las vegas, neon, Neon Boneyard, signs, vintage282 Comments on Where Neon Signs Go to Die: The Neon Boneyard in Las Vegas
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