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HazardAssembly.com the “Dirtbag Adventuring Community” is up. Understanding “TBIC”

Well in so many words I thought I would explain somewhat of a breakthrough I recently came to.   It’s basically coming up with a term for a lot of the stuff I do (and have been doing for several years) as a hobby, called “dirtbag adventuring.“  I’ve been struggling for several years to build and [...]

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The Hazard Assembly is up…

Look for more updates about this as I get some time. My hobby, ‘dirtbag adventuring’ www.hazardassembly.com. Also RIP Michael Jackson, devastating because I liked his music so much. It did shape my life and the music here, sort of as the ‘first taste.’ I played that album from when I could work the record player [...]

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On the Road – Quotes

This post is sort of like preaching to the quoir.   If you haven’t read the book then these quotes might bounce right off you.  That is -  unless you have a real adventure about yourself; enjoy seeing things not in all of their beauty – as beautiful.  Wanterlust, quirkyness, a love of America…   If you have this [...]

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Old Shearing: “they rolled out of the piano… like the sea.”

I came across a quote in an article in last month’s Vanity Fair, about the old blind piano player Geroge Shearing from Kerouac’s On The Road that inspired me to post it: Dean and I went to see Shearing at Birdland in the midst of the long, mad weekend… Shearing began to play his chords; [...]

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Finding an old car on the side of the road in New Mexico…

We were talking about New Mexico tonight.  The dust and funkiness, there is just something about New Mexico.  So for some reason, for my first post on my blog, I thought I’d post a little story about a car on the side of the road in New Mexico that became an awesome adventure… This was [...]

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