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I just finished reading Ed Sobey's "Unscrewed" which is a fun little book about taking household things apart and using their parts. The book notes that he also wrote a book about roadside technology systems, so I looked that one up on Amazon, and then found my way to this book.
I've wanted this book for at least ten years without knowing it existed. I have to decide when I can afford to buy it. Maybe not right now, but I must own this book.
Infrastructure: A Guide to the Industrial Landscape (Revised and Updated)
ETA: At first I was going to hold out for the revised edition, but I think I'm going to go ahead and order the much less expensive original now, and maybe get the revised one later on.
I've wanted this book for at least ten years without knowing it existed. I have to decide when I can afford to buy it. Maybe not right now, but I must own this book.
Infrastructure: A Guide to the Industrial Landscape (Revised and Updated)
ETA: At first I was going to hold out for the revised edition, but I think I'm going to go ahead and order the much less expensive original now, and maybe get the revised one later on.