Kazys Varnelis
@kazys.bsky.social
An exile. Samogitian. High modernist. Artist, writer about network culture, formerly architecture faculty.
Oh, and this is for my stochastic counterfactual history, varnelis.net/works_a... …
I will be officially announcing it in under 12 hours.
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The Lost Canals of Vilnius - varnelis.net
Augustinų Canal, Vilnius, c. 1912.A narrow back lane pressed between the Augustinian monastery walls and the water, once an important service cut in the 17th-century canal network, by now reduced to a residential side channel that would disappear under postwar infill.This is part of my Stochastic Histories series of counterfactual narratives. In 1610, the Great ... <a title="The Lost Canals of Vilnius" class="read-more" href="https://varnelis.net/works_and_projects/the-lost-canals-of-vilnius/" aria-label="Read more about The Lost Canals of Vilnius">Read more</a>
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November 24, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Oh, and this is for my stochastic counterfactual history, varnelis.net/works_a... …
I will be officially announcing it in under 12 hours.
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I will be officially announcing it in under 12 hours.
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Are there mistakes in the translation! Doubtless. Bad phrasing? Of course! But does it give an idea of what this Lithuanian noble did on his trip to Jerusalem (as well as Syria, Egypt, and other countries)? Most certainly. It is fantastic that given a couple of hours anyone can do this.
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November 24, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Are there mistakes in the translation! Doubtless. Bad phrasing? Of course! But does it give an idea of what this Lithuanian noble did on his trip to Jerusalem (as well as Syria, Egypt, and other countries)? Most certainly. It is fantastic that given a couple of hours anyone can do this.
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