cruising at high speeds through deserts back desert roads back roads in deep thoughts wondering why why is it like this? wandering, third eye working hard out there on the sun beating down beating down hard rays of golden light soak it up drink it […]
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Glacier Bay by Anne Jacobson
Dusty feet dragged several paces behind me on a curving forest pathway hemming a sunlit bay. The sound of whining children must surely be excellent bear repellent, this small nugget was among the riches of this Alaskan summer morning. Daniel and Maya had been […]
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At the Russian Border by Marcia K Bilyk
At the Russian Border Marcia Krause Bilyk At some god-awful hour of the night a clang of metal and backwards thrust of our sleeper car startled me awake. The train’s vibration stopped. All was quiet. Too tired to sit up and peek behind the […]
The Mountain by Teresa Janssen
The Mountain By Teresa H. Janssen Village life in the upper reaches of the Ecuadorian rainforest continued among the trees and flowers. By April, the suffocating heat gave way to the cooler winds of the rainy season soon to start. […]
Trainways by Ava Bird
trainways new york city trainways ways of paths of worker bees, strangers, love, alcoholics strangeness lotsa types here we are in nyc the city that…. wow, its crazy out here with all the pd, so many police and chiefs still no security its time […]
The (Travel) Junkie by Olivier Castaignede
The (Travel) Junkie By Olivier Castaignède Mexico City Airport, 7 April 1997, 9.30 pm Our company-arranged taxi left the international terminal and hurried along near-deserted streets in Mexico City. Peering out through the tinted window, I got my first view of this megalopolis I […]
