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Thursday

Thrilling Towers of Humanity in Spain!

How crazy cool is this?


Casteller from Mike Randolph on Vimeo.
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Labels: amazing, cool, humans

Friday

Beauty as yet unspoiled -- 100 images from Glacier Natl. Park, Montana


The vast majority of these are breathtaking. GALLERY

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Sunday

a little High Priestess of Soul in our hour of need.


Brilliance, thanks for the reminder Kevin . . . visionary, mad woman, deeply missed. I remember her live at the Hollywood Bowl. Enjoy.
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Labels: amazing, music, nina simone, shut the front door
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