We saw rectangular stands of white poplars, as well as the shining roofs of new industrial warehouses, strung along the way to Lorca's birthplace, the village of Fuente Vaqueros.
People came, working with scrap metal, cast-off wood and cloth, industrial paint, rope, string, dirt, lights, mirrors, video.
Matthew Hindson's "Industrial Night Music: String Quartet No. 1" (2003) opened like a roller coaster with two gears: very fast and crazy fast.
Industrial lighting is strung out over the original 16th-century beams.
The décor is a mix of your grandfather's go-to dive bar and his garage (strung industrial light bulbs and a taxidermy bear head), but the pizzas are anything but unserious, thanks to dough made with 13-year-old sourdough starter, mozzarella hand-pulled daily and seasonal toppings like butternut squash.
His family also holds a string of industrial and retailing businesses, including the Mexican operations of Sears.
The 0.8percentt drop in industrial production brought the string of declines to 11, the longest stretch of weakness since an 11-month fall from February through December 1960.
He said his economic plan — cutting taxes and unshackling businesses from regulations — would revive manufacturing so that the string of industrial states from Pennsylvania through Wisconsin "can compete with anyone in the world".
But he said it was the latest in a string of industrial alliances in which G.M. has taken an equity stake in its partner, including older agreements with Isuzu and Suzuki, and a more recent link with Subaru.
Our bus, clearly in no hurry, rumbled westward along streets of low-slung storefronts until we'd left the capital; it traversed the neighboring city of Karaj, passing a string of industrial plants, and reached a clearing in the midst of sprawl.
