Yes and no. Although never intended to be The End, a closing post was made in October 2013. And since then, the blog just is, in limbo, and never totally dormant. I hope it continues to be a useful resource, nostalgia machine, and/or archive of a particular time.
GOODBURGER
Wanted: a royal blue Oilily dress from about 2003. It had a crazy cheeseburger pattern all over it. Can't find an image anywhere.
The Sierra Range
This 1990 poster by Charley Harper is available three ways:
$85.00 from this etsy seller
$50.00 from charleyharperprints.com
$10.00 from bookstore.gpo.gov
Some names from the deep branches of my family tree:
Miles Green
Wilkerson James
Adkin Christopher
Thomas Wesley
Jack Ervin
L. S. Silas
Hamp Cleveland
Ruby Mae
Maude Mae
Sampson Davis
Jasper Tillman
Ada Lou
Thanks Mom!
Related: The Peregrine White Cradle
IT TAKES TIME —
In the 60s and 70s, you could get by on very little money. And, so, people had time. I mean it was kinda like a bubble or just a brief passage in time when there was so much prosperity in America that if you lived simply you could survive on very little. So people had time to explore things and learn new things.
Lloyd Kahn from this video.
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