When humans are banned from driving and automation has taken over, tires will still be sold. Rebels who keep hold of their wheels will buy used tires on the black market. Perhaps at the Double J. Continue reading Double J Tire Center
Passengers stare. They can’t help it. Devoid of expression, they stare ahead at the seat in front, or down at their phone, or into a book, pondering who knows what. Continue reading Hidden People
In St. Johns and Milwaukie, at each end of the 75 line, two barbershops are keeping the heritage of classic haircuts and shaves alive. In a strange twist, they have a hilarious connection that goes back in time. Continue reading Wayne’s and Anvil Barbershops
Located at the intersection of past and future, the Family Martial Arts Center is a lively place where Nepali culture is celebrated and kids learn more than taekwondo. Continue reading Nepalese Culture at the Family Martial Arts Center
As it makes its long orbit around Portland, then, the 75 tours the shifting front lines of many epic struggles. Gentrification loves the bohemian but chases it away. Continue reading Riding against the Grain: Line 75
BUS 75: HIDDEN PORTLAND 