Meerkat Meade: Wretched Hive

Saturday, August 19, 2006

Wretched Hive

For Betsy, here's one more picture from the Badlands:

"Mos Eisley Spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy."

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: Wow!, a blog moment dedicated to me!!! Thank you!! I have a really huge grin on my face now!

I missed commenting on this before this as I was in Westminister MD and not near computer. It was the annual 'three brothers family reunion' (and my dad being one of the brothers). So my cousins and nieces and nephews and uncles get together to eat crabs, and share embarassing pics of our childhood.

I put together a book of then and now pics for each sibling and my page was me in my bunny costume at age 5 and me in my Ren fair costume at age 41. Costuming has always been a part of me!

Anyway, I will be looking forward to more pictures and blogging. This is definately a cheap way to take a long trip - you take the trip, I just read about it!; 3:20 PM
Renfield said...: On second thought, let's not go to Mos Eisley. It is a silly place...; 9:06 PM
Meerkatdon said...: Hush, it's just a model.; 1:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Oh my God! Did you guys plan this shot ahead of time or was it serendipity? I can't stop laughing... :)

Safe home, guys. Glad to see you took in Devil's Tower, too.

Jodi; 1:53 PM
Meerkatdon said...: Thomas here. It was sort of serendipitous; I had put my Jedi gear on shortly after entering the Badlands, and when I saw that cliff, I handed the camera to Don and said "take a picture of me over there."

We'll have to post more pictures. The Badlands are amazing.; 1:20 PM

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Meerkat Meade

Meerkat Meade is a large, old, eccentric house and gardens on Camp Meade Road in suburban Baltimore.

Meerkat Meade is the home of costumer/collector Thomas G. Atkinson and writer Don Sakers. It houses an extensive print library and video collection, as well as The Star Toys Museum: a stupendous collection of Star Wars, Star Trek, and other science fiction toys and memorabilia.

Meerkat Meade exists in order to foster the enjoyment and appreciation of science fiction and fantasy artforms; to promote the admiration of the splendid species Mesocricetus auratus; and to serve as the nucleus of a creative community producing quality work in the sf/fantasy fields.

Meerkat Meade draws its name from Meerkat, the mascot and symbol of the literary coterie known as the Cedar Grove Movement, and from Meade, an archaic form of the word "meadow."