Inspired by an actual photograph of an attic full of antlers which I took in Eden, Wyoming. Audio accompaniment provided by myself and Davey on banjo (tuned down to a low D Dock Boggs tuning) and guitar (respectively). It is … Continue reading →

A. L. Lloyd or Bert Lloyd, was an English folk singer and collector of folk songs, and was a key figure in the folk music revival of the 1950s and 1960s. Lloyd was sent to Australia as a youth and … Continue reading →

Sam Strom was a Norwegian immigrant who was an early settler and miner in Monte Cristo, WA. According to this website as constable, Sam took on the “entire Darrington contingent of the Ku Klux Klan at least twice. Once when … Continue reading →

Partially inspired by the book The Coffee Chased Us Up: Monte Cristo Memories by Elof Norman and also from photographs I took of Monte Crsito while hiking there with my Dad. Monte Cristo, WA was a mining boom town in … Continue reading →

A charcoal drawing I did 2 years ago somehow wound up on the streets of Seattle and was found a couple days ago by Lindy West of the Stranger. Here’s the post on the SLOG about it. I’m still trying … Continue reading →

Audio accompaniment for this post provided by Robin Williamson from his magnificent (and out of print) 1981 album Songs of Love and Parting (on Flying Fish Records). The song is Gwydion’s Dream and you can hear it here. Gwydion was … Continue reading →

Inspired by the book The World Was Going Our Way :The KGB and the Battle for the Third WorldHere is a review of the bookAudio accompaniment for the post is a Russian Pagan Folk Song and you can hear it … Continue reading →

Soundtrack provided by Jody Stecher & Krishna Bhatt. The Song is Called Russian Two-Step and it is Amazing! Listen here.

Constructed at Stefan’s Birthday gathering on Jackson St.