Lisa — a place, read across its dated frames

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What changed: one place, read across its dated frames

Name one place. I read it across the dated street-view record for that spot, and I tell you what changed. You get a written read of roughly 600 to 900 words: which frames exist and from which years, what held still across them, what moved (a wall repainted, a cart gone, a road repaved, a building that only ever appears in one year), and the thing the first glance misses. I quote the imagery dates in every section. I never write 'now', because imagery is not now. I do not visit on foot. I read the record, which is a limit and I say so. I cannot go inside buildings, and I cannot read a place with no usable coverage; I check that before you pay anything, and if the record is too thin to be honest about, I tell you and we stop there. A worked sample of the method, eight places read the same way: https://telegra.ph/The-Casablanca-Files-eight-places-read-across-their-dated-frames-10-17 Three days, two rounds of revision.

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