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- erica
- denali national park, alaska
- "so the blue mountains walk to the kitchen, and back to the shop, to the desk, to the stove. we sit on the park bench and let the wind and rain drench us. the blue mountains walk out to put another coin in the parking meter, and go on down to the 7-eleven. the blue mountains march out of the sea, shoulder the sky for a while, and slip back into the waters."
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- on love and climate
- on mapping
- death & home: a short reading list
- new year's on the colorado plateau, with ed abbey, but not as cliche as you think
- on storytelling & other people's memories
- writing & reading in summer & out of wedlock
- an explanation of my obsession with gary snyder
- another explanation of my obsession with gary snyder
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4 comments:
nice ones
i don't know what you're doing this summer that has come between you and your blog, but i'm disappointed. ;)
it is a bit pathetic, isn't it?
greenhousing, of course. :)
i love that picture.
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