They have t-shirts and other souvenirs, but the lava lamp isn't there, so why would anyone buy the stuff? Would any of you go see it, if it was there? Of course I would have to because my mom would want me to see it. I hope that never happens :)
This is from an article on the internet.
"People will come from all over the world to see this structure of AWE," says Blake.
"Think of the interest this structure will have on people. It is an active, mesmerizing, vividly colorful and always changing kinetic structure. What other theme structures in the world possess such features? Visitors will be thrilled to see such a wonder and will be rewarded by its scale, show of light and constantly changing, oozing and flowing goo!"
Update - July 2005: The giant lava lamp sits in storage in Soap Lake. The town needs $100k to assemble and erect it. [01/03/2005]
Sunday, April 15, 2007
A structure of Awe? I'm embarrassed for the residents of Soap Lake. What a waste of money, at least I think so.
They have t-shirts and other souvenirs, but the lava lamp isn't there, so why would anyone buy the stuff? Would any of you go see it, if it was there? Of course I would have to because my mom would want me to see it. I hope that never happens :)
This is from an article on the internet.
"People will come from all over the world to see this structure of AWE," says Blake.
"Think of the interest this structure will have on people. It is an active, mesmerizing, vividly colorful and always changing kinetic structure. What other theme structures in the world possess such features? Visitors will be thrilled to see such a wonder and will be rewarded by its scale, show of light and constantly changing, oozing and flowing goo!"
Update - July 2005: The giant lava lamp sits in storage in Soap Lake. The town needs $100k to assemble and erect it. [01/03/2005]
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