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- Remembering Where We Came From VIII
- Remembering Where We Came From VII
- Remembering Where We Came From VI
- Like a Rolling Stone
- Remembering where we came from III
- Remembering where we came from II
- They "fell through the cracks"
- Remembering where we came from
- Sequoia Gigantea
- Clinton House and Towns Hospital
- Early "friends of Bill W" pics
- Eastern Sierra Nevada alpine scenes
- John Muir Yosemite Valley
- Bodie
- Various pine trees
- Ca "prickly pear" cactus and chollas
- Top of incline terminal to Echo Mountain Hotel
- White City in the Clouds
- McPherson Trestle and Circular Bridge
- Echo Mountain and Ye Alpine Tavern
- T.S.C. Lowe Incline
- Railway of Thaddeus Colincourt Sobieski Lowe
- Mt Baldy (Mt San Antonio)
- Remembering 1/17/94
- Condor Peak + pic of bighorn sheep
- Mt Islip
- Frisbee Golf Revisited
- Wilshire Bl then and now; downtown L.A.; Glendale ...
- Los Angeles Red Cars/Mac Arthur Park
- Figueroa Tunnel 1941 and now; Los Angeles Red Cars
- Backside of Mt Baden Powell
- A Snowy Mt Baldy (San Antonio Peak)
- More views of San Jacinto Peak one of Mt Baldy
- Drive in Waitress
- OLD "GREASER" DINERS
- No title
- Old Oldsmobiles
- World's Tallest Pine Tree
- More 60s pix
- HIPPIE PIX
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About Me
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- into the moment; into Nature; into observing the heavens; into people phenomena ala human behavior, into spiritual group functions, try to access the higher dimensions in the Universe
2 comments:
I have given away at least 50 business cards to homeless people as I tell them "If you want real help, housing, food, etc., call me or come see me" and I've only had a couple of calls. It's a very sad situation and a shame in a country with such abundance of everything.
I have given away at least 50 business cards to homeless people as I tell them "If you want real help, housing, food, etc., call me or come see me" and I've only had a couple of calls. It's a very sad situation and a shame in a country with such abundance of everything.
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