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A strange and eery landscape

November 4th 2008
Joshua Tree National Park, south entrance campground, 11-10-2002, one o'clock in the morning. The Box Canyon Road was hilly and I was cycling through an eery but at the same time, magnificent landscape with huge granite boulders weirdly shaped all around me, plenty of Joshua Trees and animal life a-plenty. Small packs of coyotes hunting quick footed marmots, the screams of a peregrine falcon h ... read more

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Hans Klausmann

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We looked at each other there and then but I don't seem to remember where and when. Lost between worlds, lost between cultures, lost between people, religious feelings forcing an endless narrative inside my Farang skull, feeling best when on the road with my greasy old faded jeans, my sweaty T-shirt, my bulky backpack containing my woldly possessions. Sleeping in third world rock bottom hotels, drinking cheap liqour with the locals, always in searching for a spiritual answer to my quest for peach and understanding. Shunning away from camara hung tourists but having no problemo with th... full info

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