Bss, I love that clipping.
Sorry to take away some of inanity, but Grants Pass has an affinity of sorts with a Caveman, shown by statues, naming of businesses, high school mascot, etc. They're serious about it.
I just remembered that Hollywood High School's mascot was The Sheik, Rudolf Valentino. Someone wearing an Arabian outfit would ride out on the football field on a white horse, and also swing across the stage at assemblies. I was only there one year and marveled.
1" hail fell in Scotts Mill Oregon this afternoon (just east ish of Salem). Pic from Eric Gessner. There were other spots where it got up to half dollar size, rare for western Oregonia
Just went to my first gathering yesterday of The Divine Assembly here in SLC. Sacrament was available, and they'll assist people to learn how to grow sacrament. The woman doing the class next week at her house was very knowledgeable. https://www.thedivineassembly.org/
We got hit by a pretty strong storm last night, an F1 around 10pm. This is from a couple of miles away at a friend's house. The top of an oak tree not close to the house broke off, was lifted and "deposited" here in their spare bedroom. Fortunately, no one was in there.
Nepal 1991 on a trek in the Himalaya. One night me and a girl from London paid 25 cents a night for both of us in a hotel in Tatopani. Well we were together for maybe 5 nights at this place.but 25 per night
I had some good hash and we'd smoke some. Walk an hour or 2 in the mountains and smoke some more etc....
Trekking in Nepal was one of the most fun and free times I ever had. And cheap except for the food as everything had to be carried by strong Nepali people on their backs back then. Was drinking bigbottles of Tuborg beer at that place that they carried all the way up there on their backs. I was told some people carried 100 kilos! Whether true or not they carried a shitload. I have pics of it. It was a touristic trek and they had many different foods and sold cold beer that the locals could never afford. I still have a card from that restaurant and would post it but my copier is broken. They served an International food selection days walk in the mountains.
And the girl from London was named Henrietta. A beautiful soul! I knew her for like 2 months in Nepal. Met her and her 2 girl friends on the bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara. We hung out together. and I think first smoked with my good Kathmandu hash together on that bus trip on a stop. They were eventually going to Japan to teach English.
I have some good pics I'd post from then but scanner is fucked!
A few years ago we were waiting to cross the Willamette River on one of the small ferries that run near here. A car came flying over the ridge and down the ramp, nearly hitting us and nearly ending up in the river before they could stop.
They told us their nav system didn't show a ferry or even a river crossing at all.
Seems doubtful, as there are multiple signs and sharp turns to get to the ferry.
I was. I've never had the lust to travel and I despise flying. Over 17 years I saw the GD all over California and one (bad) set of shows in Arizona in '94, but other than that Arizona trip the two MSG shows I saw in 1990 were the lone out-of-state exception.
I hadn't been much of a fan of the band and specifically Brent in the previous couple of years and I really wanted to hear what they would sound like with a different keyboard player.
About three weeks before they were to play a long run of shows at MSG to gear up for a European tour, the final few shows with Hornsby joining, an opportunity arose for 12th row center seats for the final two shows of that MSG run, so I sucked up my fear & loathing of flying and took the leap.
Turned out to be a very good decision.
Now, in keeping with the thread topic and to honor the beginning of football season, here are a couple that I think were taken in September, from my seat at Candlestick a looooong time ago...
Mike; basically this line has been selected with something of a "modified" bubba kush in mind (morphology, flavor, effect).
Only cookie influence I wanted was just to help tighten up the floral clusters a little bit in the initial cross. Looking at a bed of s1 of that selection here:
somewhere E of basalt resides a truly beautiful guy. 70ish, loving and compassionate,. was honestly concerned when we were reluctantly leaving if we had enough weed and if we were high enough....lol...Colorado kind...
Bob Dylan at the Copa Room at the Sands in Atlantic City. (Yes, Frank played that room back in the day).
750 people. I somehow greased the Maitre D' well enough that he marched us up to a table against the low stage, right in front of Larry.
That early show was *almost* the first all-acoustic Dylan show in a LONG time, but for the second encore they did an Electric Not Fade Away.
Just an unbelievable two sets. (we had also gone to the Barton Hall show, which was kick ass). The next night in Delaware was another barn burner and the last show of the incredible Fall 1999 Dylan/Lesh tour...
Went to the 40th anniversary party for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance earlier this month and had a dandy sunset.
Nefertiti Rapid on the Green River in Utah, where I sprinkled some of my buddy's ashes.
Castle Valley, Utah from the La Sal Mountain Loop Road. You can see Castle Rock that they used to film Chevrolet commercials YEARS ago, but also Jon Bon Jovi's "Blaze of Glory" video.
BLM thought it an OK place to build a drive-in movie screen and burn it to the freakin' ground. No harm, no foul, eh? Check out his video and at the end you can see the Colorado river from the air.
Pleasant day on the creek in Capitol Reef and when ya look up, you see this...
Got to go on a fire call yesterday. A double tanker truck with diesel and gas burned on the only highway into the area. No human injuries, thankfully.
Turns out the driver veered off the road a little with two tankers, one with diesel and one with gasoline. The back tanker clipped the road when the driver corrected and tried to fully get back on the highway. It flipped, ruptured, and caught fire. The guy was actually dragging a burning tanker for a spell. When he saw that, he stopped, got TF outta there and ran, I assume at a very fast pace.
Great trip. I got to visit a couple of hours with Ken Sleight, ol' "Seldom Seen Smith" hisownself, and play him some of my wilderness songs. His lovely wife Jane suggested I come back in spring to do a concert at the ranch. They couldn't have been more gracious. And she gave me a gorgeous book on Cathedral in the Desert she had just bought and read that day.
I got skunked two days in a row at the Moab airport looking to skydive. The winds came up and they canceled jumping. They can take ya up to 13,000 feet and then you have 55 seconds of free fall. Tandem - I'm not THAT stupid. Went back the next day, and was harnessed, had the talk and the pre-jump interview for the video I was having them take... but better safe than sorry. Another time. If I'm gonna jump, Canyonlands seems like the spot. https://www.skydivemoab.com/
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Bss, I love that clipping.
Bss, I love that clipping.
Sorry to take away some of inanity, but Grants Pass has an affinity of sorts with a Caveman, shown by statues, naming of businesses, high school mascot, etc. They're serious about it.
I just remembered that Hollywood High School's mascot was The Sheik, Rudolf Valentino. Someone wearing an Arabian outfit would ride out on the football field on a white horse, and also swing across the stage at assemblies. I was only there one year and marveled.
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Sept 1, 1979 Jay Blakesburg
Sept 1, 1979 Jay Blakesburg
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There is something missing
There is something missing with the background of that picture. Rochester 79 :-)
https://www.reddit.com/r/gratefuldead/comments/167c6r5/photos_of_the_day...
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Agate / Jasper found in the
Agate / Jasper found in the Calapooia River, Linn County Oregonia
The other side's quartz crystals
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1" hail fell in Scotts Mill
1" hail fell in Scotts Mill Oregon this afternoon (just east ish of Salem). Pic from Eric Gessner. There were other spots where it got up to half dollar size, rare for western Oregonia
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From the Collection of Dan
From the Collection of Dan Healy ($860)
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Just went to my first
Just went to my first gathering yesterday of The Divine Assembly here in SLC. Sacrament was available, and they'll assist people to learn how to grow sacrament. The woman doing the class next week at her house was very knowledgeable. https://www.thedivineassembly.org/
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https://chacruna.net/huautla
https://chacruna.net/huautla-city-of-the-magic-mushrooms/
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We got hit by a pretty strong
We got hit by a pretty strong storm last night, an F1 around 10pm. This is from a couple of miles away at a friend's house. The top of an oak tree not close to the house broke off, was lifted and "deposited" here in their spare bedroom. Fortunately, no one was in there.
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During the "rain delay" @
During the "rain delay" @ Dicks on Sunday
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Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary
Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary 2003
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Pushkar 1998
Pushkar 1998
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Not my pic but was there.
Not my pic but was there. Easter Irvine 1987. One of the best of 87 IMO
https://archive.org/details/gd87-04-19.sbd.clugston.11883.sbeok.shnf
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new tapestry for the living room.
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Sweet! ^^
Sweet! ^
Doc, Saturday of that weekend was my first show.
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Agra Fort 1991
Agra Fort 1991
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Nepal 1991 on a trek in the
Nepal 1991 on a trek in the Himalaya. One night me and a girl from London paid 25 cents a night for both of us in a hotel in Tatopani. Well we were together for maybe 5 nights at this place.but 25 per night
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^^^^^Is that the girl from
^^^^^ Is that the girl from London?
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It's her daughter!
It's her daughter!
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I had some good hash and we'd
I had some good hash and we'd smoke some. Walk an hour or 2 in the mountains and smoke some more etc....
Trekking in Nepal was one of the most fun and free times I ever had. And cheap except for the food as everything had to be carried by strong Nepali people on their backs back then. Was drinking bigbottles of Tuborg beer at that place that they carried all the way up there on their backs. I was told some people carried 100 kilos!
Whether true or not they carried a shitload. I have pics of it. It was a touristic trek and they had many different foods and sold cold beer that the locals could never afford. I still have a card from that restaurant and would post it but my copier is broken. They served an International food selection days walk in the mountains.
Today there is a road there.
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And the girl from London was
And the girl from London was named Henrietta. A beautiful soul! I knew her for like 2 months in Nepal. Met her and her 2 girl friends on the bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara. We hung out together. and I think first smoked with my good Kathmandu hash together on that bus trip on a stop. They were eventually going to Japan to teach English.
I have some good pics I'd post from then but scanner is fucked!
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Nice Mikey!
Nice Mikey!
See I was raised right!
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Some of my personal favorite
Some of my personal favorite September (and all-time favorite) photos...
Greek Theatre 9/81
Madison Square Garden 9/90
Greek Theatre 9/83
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prepare to stop
prepare to stop
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A few years ago we were
A few years ago we were waiting to cross the Willamette River on one of the small ferries that run near here. A car came flying over the ridge and down the ramp, nearly hitting us and nearly ending up in the river before they could stop.
They told us their nav system didn't show a ferry or even a river crossing at all.
Seems doubtful, as there are multiple signs and sharp turns to get to the ferry.
Some people.
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Nice pics Lance! So you made
Nice pics Lance! So you made it to MSG. I thought you were just a Cali show guy.
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Was legal in Nepal until the
Was legal in Nepal until the 70's
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>>>I thought you were just a
>>>I thought you were just a Cali show guy<<<
I was. I've never had the lust to travel and I despise flying. Over 17 years I saw the GD all over California and one (bad) set of shows in Arizona in '94, but other than that Arizona trip the two MSG shows I saw in 1990 were the lone out-of-state exception.
I hadn't been much of a fan of the band and specifically Brent in the previous couple of years and I really wanted to hear what they would sound like with a different keyboard player.
About three weeks before they were to play a long run of shows at MSG to gear up for a European tour, the final few shows with Hornsby joining, an opportunity arose for 12th row center seats for the final two shows of that MSG run, so I sucked up my fear & loathing of flying and took the leap.
Turned out to be a very good decision.
Now, in keeping with the thread topic and to honor the beginning of football season, here are a couple that I think were taken in September, from my seat at Candlestick a looooong time ago...
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I bet your now a member of
I bet your now a member of the Million Mile Club.
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Is that Fran Tarkington?
Is that Fran Tarkington?
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Tree goats Morocco Not my
Tree goats Morocco Not my pic. Never been to Morocco
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Nice Doctor ! I Always Want
Nice Doctor ! I Always Want To Visit India ! Way Way Up North During Harvest Season !
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Not Tarkington, Wade Wilson.
Not Tarkington, Wade Wilson. And that's the great Fred Dean IN HIS FACE!
>>>I bet your now a member of the Million Mile Club<<<
My recliner & I are definitely getting close.
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It was a beautiful warm day
It was a beautiful warm day to duck into a cool corner bar in SF, the Final Final in Cow Hollow....
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This is why rust never sleeps
This is why rust never sleeps. My god, it's full of stars.
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Loyal fan forever
Loyal fan forever
and after what they did with The Hardly Strictly it cemented the relationship
until I saw this the other day for the first time
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I'm guessing the soybeans are
I'm guessing the soybeans are bioengineered.
And of course Best Foods is Helllman's back east.
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Comet Nishimura
Comet Nishimura
Taken by Randall Paylor on September 9, 2023 @ North of Dolan Springs, AZ
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Small underground hippie fest
Small underground hippie fest in rural Washington last weekend:
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Winding my way down Baker
Winding my way down Baker Street - London - - Sept 2019
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fresh from the garden
fresh from the garden
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> fresh from the garden
> fresh from the garden
Strain? Nice late berries too.
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Berries are fort Laramie type
Berries are fort Laramie type, everbearing
weed is obama kush x 09 animal cooks line I've been working on a couple seasons now, little lower nug from a seeded branch
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Sounds like a potent cross.
Sounds like a potent cross. With each parent having an OG line, do those characteristics dominate?
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Down East Maine yesterday
Down East Maine yesterday
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Mike; basically this line has
Mike; basically this line has been selected with something of a "modified" bubba kush in mind (morphology, flavor, effect).
Only cookie influence I wanted was just to help tighten up the floral clusters a little bit in the initial cross. Looking at a bed of s1 of that selection here:
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Tahoe Kush. About a week to
Tahoe Kush. About a week to go.
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12 foot skeleton has risen!
12 foot skeleton has risen!
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Brought the girls inside,
Brought the girls inside, didn't want to see them get wet in the deluge... would mess up their pretty hair(s)
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on a store window around
^I like your growroom :))
on a store window around Rifle, CO....
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somewhere east of basalt,
Nice plants up above, Bss and mike
somewhere E of basalt resides a truly beautiful guy. 70ish, loving and compassionate,. was honestly concerned when we were reluctantly leaving if we had enough weed and if we were high enough....lol...Colorado kind...
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Kesey, Garcia and Babbs
Kesey, Garcia and Babbs (grate pic from Downtown Deb on FB)
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Babbs beat Jerry to shotgun.
Babbs beat Jerry to shotgun. Interesting.
And who might that be under the beanie in the back seat, I wonder.
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Bob Dylan at the Copa Room at
Bob Dylan at the Copa Room at the Sands in Atlantic City. (Yes, Frank played that room back in the day).
750 people. I somehow greased the Maitre D' well enough that he marched us up to a table against the low stage, right in front of Larry.
That early show was *almost* the first all-acoustic Dylan show in a LONG time, but for the second encore they did an Electric Not Fade Away.
Just an unbelievable two sets. (we had also gone to the Barton Hall show, which was kick ass). The next night in Delaware was another barn burner and the last show of the incredible Fall 1999 Dylan/Lesh tour...
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Went to the 40th anniversary
Went to the 40th anniversary party for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance earlier this month and had a dandy sunset.
Nefertiti Rapid on the Green River in Utah, where I sprinkled some of my buddy's ashes.
Castle Valley, Utah from the La Sal Mountain Loop Road. You can see Castle Rock that they used to film Chevrolet commercials YEARS ago, but also Jon Bon Jovi's "Blaze of Glory" video.
BLM thought it an OK place to build a drive-in movie screen and burn it to the freakin' ground. No harm, no foul, eh? Check out his video and at the end you can see the Colorado river from the air.
Pleasant day on the creek in Capitol Reef and when ya look up, you see this...
Got to go on a fire call yesterday. A double tanker truck with diesel and gas burned on the only highway into the area. No human injuries, thankfully.
Turns out the driver veered off the road a little with two tankers, one with diesel and one with gasoline. The back tanker clipped the road when the driver corrected and tried to fully get back on the highway. It flipped, ruptured, and caught fire. The guy was actually dragging a burning tanker for a spell. When he saw that, he stopped, got TF outta there and ran, I assume at a very fast pace.
Great trip. I got to visit a couple of hours with Ken Sleight, ol' "Seldom Seen Smith" hisownself, and play him some of my wilderness songs. His lovely wife Jane suggested I come back in spring to do a concert at the ranch. They couldn't have been more gracious. And she gave me a gorgeous book on Cathedral in the Desert she had just bought and read that day.
I got skunked two days in a row at the Moab airport looking to skydive. The winds came up and they canceled jumping. They can take ya up to 13,000 feet and then you have 55 seconds of free fall. Tandem - I'm not THAT stupid. Went back the next day, and was harnessed, had the talk and the pre-jump interview for the video I was having them take... but better safe than sorry. Another time. If I'm gonna jump, Canyonlands seems like the spot. https://www.skydivemoab.com/
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western colorado last week...
late summer rudbeckias
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McClure pass last week
Frying Pan Rd. or McClure Pass last week....smoking at treeline has more pronounced effects...lol